aquiline nose

English

Noun

aquiline nose (plural aquiline noses)

A nose with a hooked, bent shape.
Synonyms: hooknose, Roman nose
- 1834, L[etitia] E[lizabeth] L[andon], chapter XIX, in Francesca Carrara. […], volume I, London: Richard Bentley, […], (successor to Henry Colburn), →OCLC, page 217:
  She was delicately fair, with an aquiline nose, and a mouth the size of which was forgotten in its white teeth and pleasant smile. She wore a peruke of very fair golden hair; and herein was shown the lurking spirit of female vanity: her own tresses had been very beautiful;...

Translations

human nose with a hooked, bent shape

Arabic: أَنْف مَعْقُوف m (ʔanf maʕqūf)
Armenian: արծվաքիթ (hy) (arcvakʿitʿ)
Catalan: nas aguilenc m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 鷹鉤鼻／鹰钩鼻 (zh) (yīnggōubí), 結節鼻／结节鼻 (jiéjiébí)
Czech: orlí nos m
Danish: romernæse c, ørnenæse c, krumnæse c
Dutch: arendsneus m, adelaarsneus m, haakneus (nl) m
Esperanto: agla nazo
Estonian: kotkanina
Finnish: kotkannenä, koukkunenä
French: nez busqué m, nez aquilin m, nez en bec d’aigle m
German: (more positive) Adlernase (de) f, Römernase f; (more negative) Hakennase (de) f, Höckernase f
Greek: γαμψή μύτη f (gampsí mýti)
Hindi: ^{(please verify)} मुड़ी हुई नाक f (muṛī huī nāk)
Hungarian: kampós orr, horgas orr
Ido: aglonazo (io)
Irish: bachall m
Italian: naso adunco m, naso aquilino m, naso dantesco m (rare)
Japanese: 鷲鼻 (わしばな, washibana), 段鼻 (だんばな, danbana)
Korean: 매부리코 (maeburiko)
Latin: nāsus aquilīnus m
Ottoman Turkish: قارغه بورون (karga burun)
Polish: orli nos m, jastrzębi nos m
Portuguese: nariz aquilino m, nariz adunco m
Romanian: nas acvilin (ro) n, nas coroiat n
Russian: горба́тый нос m (gorbátyj nos), орли́ный нос m (orlínyj nos), ястреби́ный нос m (jastrebínyj nos)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: о̀рловскӣ но̑с m

Roman: òrlovskī nȏs m
Slovak: orlí nos m
Spanish: nariz aguileña f
Swedish: örnnäsa c, kroknäsa (sv) c, höknäsa (sv) c
Telugu: గద్దముక్కు (gaddamukku)
Turkish: kargaburun, gagaburun (tr), kanca burun
Volapük: kvilanud (vo)

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