woodlouse
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The meaning (definition) of the word woodlouse
a tiny grey bug with a hard shell that lives under wet wood.
The word woodlouse used in a sentence
“I found a tiny woodlouse hiding under the wet log outside.”
Words that mean the same as woodlouse (synonyms)
pillbugsowbug
The plural of the word woodlouse
woodlice
How the word woodlouse is said around the world
| French | cloporte |
| Spanish | cochinilla de la humedad |
| Mandarin | 鼠妇 |
| Hindi | लकड़ी का जूं |
| Arabic | قملة الخشب |
| Russian | мокрица |
| Portuguese (EU) | tatuzinho-de-jardim |
| Portuguese (BR) | tatuzinho-de-jardim |
| Japanese | ダンゴムシ |
| German | Assel |
| Urdu | لکڑی کا لاؤس |
| Punjabi | ਵੁੱਡਲੂਸ |
| Korean | 쥐며느리 |
| Hebrew | כינה |
| Greek | ξυλώδης ψείρα |
| Dutch | pissebed |
| Filipino | kuto ng kahoy |
| Vietnamese | con mối gỗ |
| Turkish | tahta biti |
| Persian | خرخاکی |
| Polish | prosionek |
| Ukrainian | мокриця |
| Bengali | উডলাউস |
| Swedish | gråsugga |
| Italian | porcellino di terra |
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