agouti

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Etymology

From French agouti or Spanish aguti, from Tupi-Guarani akutí.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /əˈgu:ti/

Noun

Singular agouti

Plural {{{1}}}

agouti ({{{1}}})

1. A rodent similar in appearance to a guinea pig but having longer legs.

Translations

a rodent similar in appearance to a guinea pig but having longer legs

Croatian: aguti Dutch: agoeti Esperanto: agutio French: agouti Georgian: აგუტი (aguti) German: Aguti Guarani: akuti Italian: aguti Lithuanian: agutis m., tikrieji agučiai Persian: كم‌گوش (kamgush)

Polish: aguti złocisty Portuguese: cutia f. Quechua: chiwayru Russian: агути ru(ru) (agúti) m. Spanish: agutí m., añuje m. (Peru), cotuza f. (El Salvador, Guatemala), guatusa f. (Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua), jochi colorado m. (Bolivia), ñeque m. (Colombia, Panama), picure m. (Venezuela), sereque m. (Mexico) Swedish: aguti Turkish: aguti Ukrainian: агуті

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Arabic: اغوطي Japanese: アグーチ Korean: 아구티

See also

• Appendix: Animals

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