Lark

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Contents 1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Related terms 1.2.2 Translations 1.3 Verb 1.3.1 Translations

English

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈlɑːk/

Noun

lark

1. Any of various small passerine birds of the family Alaudidae.
2. a bit of fun
3. one who wakes early; one who is up with the larks, an early riser, an early bird

Related terms

• skylark

Translations

bird

Albanian: lauresha Arabic: قبّرة (qubbara) Belarusian: жаваранак Bosnian: ševa f Breton: alc’hweder Bulgarian: чучулига Catalan: alosa Czech: skřivan Croatian: ševa Dutch: leeuwerik m Esperanto: alaŭdo Estonian: lőoke Finnish: kiuru, leivo French: alouette f Friulian: lodule, odule Gallegan: laverca German: Lerche Greek: σταρήθρα Hungarian: pacsirta Irish: fuiseog, circín starraiceach Islandic: lævirki Italian: lodola Japanese: 雲雀 (ひばり, hibari)

Ladino: lodola Latin: alauda Latvian: cīrulis Lithuanian: vieversys m; also vyturys m Low Saxon (“Low German”): Levark, Lauerk, Levalk, Lark, Leerk, Lierk, Lurk f Macedonian: чучулига (čučuliga) Maltese: alwetta Occitan: alauseta Old English: lāferce f Polish: skowronek Portuguese: cotovia f. Romansh: lodola Romany: chiriklo-gilibano m chirikli-gilibani f Russian: жаворонок (žavoronok) Sami: leivvoš Sardinian: allòdola Scottish: uiseag Serbian: Cyrillic: шева f Latin: ševa f Slovak: škovránok Slovenian: škrjanec m Spanish: alondra Swedish: lärka Ukrainian: жайворонок польовий Upper Sorbian: škowrončk Welsh: ehedydd

a bit of fun

Bosnian: Å¡ala f s

Serbian: Cyrillic: шала f s Latin: šala f s

one who wakes early

Verb

to lark (third-person singular simple present larks, present participle larking, simple past larked, past participle larked)

1. engage in harmless pranks
2. engage in carefree adventure

Translations

bg:lark

et:lark el:lark fr:lark io:lark it:lark