arachnid

English

From international scientific vocabulary, from French arachnide (1809, Lamarck), from New Latin, from Ancient Greek ἀράχνη (arákhnē, “spider”) with the suffix -id. By surface analysis, arachn- +‎ -id.

arachnid (plural arachnids)

Any of the eight-legged creatures, including spiders, mites, and scorpions, of the class Arachnida.

eight-legged creature

Afrikaans: aragnied
Arabic: حَيَوَان عَنْكَبُوتِيّ m (ḥayawān ʕankabūtiyy)
Asturian: arácnidu (ast) m
Catalan: aràcnid m
Chechen: мангалхьокхург (mangalḥʳoqurg)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 蛛型動物／蛛型动物 (zhūxíng dòngwù), 蜘蛛類／蜘蛛类 (zh) (zhīzhūlèi)
Czech: pavoukovec m
Danish: spindler (da) c
Dutch: spinachtige (nl) m
Faroese: spunari m
Finnish: hämähäkkieläin (fi)
French: arachnide (fr) m
Galician: arácnido m
Georgian: ობობასნაირი (obobasnairi), არაქნიდი (araknidi)
German: Spinnentier (de) n; Arachnide f (less common and chiefly only in the plural)
Hungarian: pókszabású
Icelandic: áttfætla f
Irish: araicnid f
Italian: aracnide (it) m
Japanese: クモ形類 (kumogatarui)
Korean: 거미류의 동물 (geomiryuui dongmul)
Luxembourgish: Spannendéier n
Malay: araknid
Manx: arachnaid m
Maori: pūwere
Navajo: chʼosh bijáád tseebíhígíí
Norwegian: edderkoppdyr n
Persian: تنندگان (fa) (tanandegân)
Polish: pajęczak (pl) m
Portuguese: aracnídeo (pt) m
Romanian: arahnidă (ro) f
Russian: паукообра́зное (ru) n (paukoobráznoje)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: па̏учина f

Roman: pȁučina (sh) f
Spanish: arácnido (es) m
Swedish: spindeldjur (sv) c
Tamil: அராக்கினிட் (arākkiṉiṭ)
Thai: แมง (th) (mɛɛng)

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