noun · Animals

caracal

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The meaning (definition) of the word caracal

a wild cat with long pointy black tufts on top of its ears

The word caracal used in a sentence

“The caracal jumped onto a rock and looked around.”

The plural of the word caracal

caracals

How the word caracal is said around the world

Frenchcaracal (kah-rah-KAHL)
Spanishlince (LEEN-thay)
Mandarin狞猫 (neeng mow)
Hindiकैरकल (KAIR-ruh-kuhl)
Arabicالوشق (ahl-WAH-shahk)
Russianкаракал (ku-rah-KAHL)
Portuguese (EU)caracal (kuh-ruh-KAHL)
Portuguese (BR)caracal (kah-rah-KOW)
Japaneseカラカル (kah-rah-KAH-ru)
GermanKarakal (kah-rah-KAHL)
Urduسیاہ گوش (syah gohsh)
Punjabiਕੈਰਾਕਲ (ke-RAH-kuhl)
Korean카라칼 (KAH-rah-kahl)
Hebrewקרקל
Greekκαρακάλ (kah-rah-KAHL)
Dutchcaracal (KAH-rah-kahl)
Tagalogcaracal (chah-RAH-chahl)
Vietnamesemèo rừng (mew zewng)
Turkishkarakal (kah-rah-KAHL)
Persianکاراکال (KAH-rah-kahl)
Polishkarakal (kah-RAH-kahl)
Ukrainianкаракал (kah-RAH-kahl)
Bengaliক্যারাকাল (KA-rah-kahl)
Swedishkarakal (KAH-rah-kahl)
Italiancaracal (kah-RAH-kahl)

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