gamecock

English

Etymology

From game +‎ cock.

Noun

gamecock (plural gamecocks)

A rooster used in cockfighting.
Synonym: fighting cock

Translations

fighting cock

Bulgarian: боен петел m (boen petel)
Chinese:
Hokkien: 相拍雞仔／相拍鸡仔 (zh-min-nan)

Mandarin: 鬥雞／斗鸡 (zh) (dòujī)
Dutch: vechthaan (nl) m, kemphaan (nl) m
Finnish: taistelukukko
French: coq de combat m
Georgian: მებრძოლი მამალი (mebrʒoli mamali)
German: Kampfhahn (de) m
Irish: coileach comhraic m, coileach troda m
Japanese: 闘鶏 (ja) (とうけい, tōkei), しゃも (ja) (shamo), 軍鶏 (ja) (shamo)
Khmer: មាន់ជល់ (mŏəncŭəl)
Lao: ໄກ່ຕີ (lo) (kai tī)
Manx: kellagh caggee m
Polish: kogut do walki m
Portuguese: galo de rinha m
Romanian: cocoș de luptă m
Russian: бойцо́вый пету́х m (bojcóvyj petúx), боево́й пету́х m (bojevój petúx)
Spanish: gallo de pelea m, gallo de combate m, gallo de lidia m
Thai: ชน (th) (chon), ไก่ชน (th)
Vietnamese: gà chọi

See also

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