Meaning of "mantis crab" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MANTIS CRAB

mantis crab  [ˈmæntɪs kræb]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF MANTIS CRAB

Mantis crab is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

TRANSLATION OF MANTIS CRAB

Find out the translation of mantis crab to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

The translations of mantis crab from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «mantis crab» in English.

• Translator English - Chinese: 螳螂蟹
• Translator English - Spanish: mantis crab
• English: mantis crab
• Translator English - Hindi: एक प्रकार का कीड़ा केकड़ा
• Translator English - Arabic: السرعوف السلطعون
• Translator English - Russian: богомол краб
• Translator English - Portuguese: caranguejo mantis
• Translator English - Bengali: মাংসের কাঁকড়া
• Translator English - French: mante crabe
• Translator English - Malay: Ketam mantis
• Translator English - German: Mantis Krabbe
• Translator English - Japanese: カマキリのカニ
• Translator English - Korean: 사마귀 게
• Translator English - Javanese: Mantis kepiting
• Translator English - Vietnamese: cua bọ ngựa
• Translator English - Tamil: மேண்டிஸ் நண்டு
• Translator English - Marathi: Mantis खेकडा
• Translator English - Turkish: Mantis yengeç
• Translator English - Italian: mantide granchio
• Translator English - Polish: Modliszka kraba
• Translator English - Ukrainian: богомол краб
• Translator English - Romanian: mantis crab
• Translator English - Greek: mantis καβούρι
• Translator English - Afrikaans: Mantis krap
• Translator English - Swedish: mantis krabba
• Translator English - Norwegian: mantis krabbe

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANTIS CRAB»

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A companion to the Liverpool museum

I. Mantis Crab, ( 'Cancer Mantis, Lin.) This curious Crab inhabits England, and is also found in China, &c. 2. Crab. (Cancer) unknown. < 3. Ditto ditto unknown. 4. Cancer Homarus, Lip. 5. Long Armed Crab, (Cancer Longimanus, Lin.) Native of  ...

William Bullock (F.L.S.), 1808

Patrick White's The Eye of the Storm, Voss, and Other Novels

mantis crab / mare 326 7. mantoid 9. raarhorse mantis crab ... 7. squilla mantle ... 4. cape, cope, robe 5. cloak, cover 6. capote, kittel 7. garment 8. filament, insignia , mantelet, mantling (Her), vestment 10. witzchoura 11. mantelletta manto .

Herbert Reaske, 1977

A General Account of the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow, ...

... formidable monster, and recalls to the imagination the wild fictions Case No. 5. of romance and poetry; but the animal distinguished by that title is a small harmless Lizard." No. 24. Several specimens of the Mantis Crab, (Cancer Mantis, Linn.) ...

John Laskey, 1813

A general account of the Hunterian museum, Glasgow

Several specimens of the Mantis Crab, (Cancer Mantis, Linn.) This very curious and singular crab is found in the Chinese seas and the Indian Ocean. A smaller species occasionally occurs on the English coast, supposed a variety. No. 25.

John C. Laskey, 1813

Handbook to the Geology of Weymouth and the Island of ...

Mysis chamseleon (J. V. Thompson) — Thompson's opossum shrimp. Mysis vulgaris (J. V. Thompson) — Common opossum shrimp. Mysis Griffithsia? $}elT) — Griffith's opossum shrimp. Squilla Desmarestii (Bisso) — Desmarest's mantis crab.

Robert Damon, 1860

Crossword Puzzle Dictionary

... DEMESNE, MANSION manta _ RAY (fish), CLOAK mantel _ LEDGE mantis crab _ SQUILLA mantle _ CAPE, ROBE, CLOAK manual (Musical) _ CLAVIER manumit _ FREE, RELEASE manuscript (MSS) _ OPUS, CODEX many _ SEVERAL, ...

Nila Gott, 1988

A Pocket Dictionary of Chinese English and Pekingese Syllabary

»W42 i :I: Hall, court, chapel. mi2 I A mantis. Crab apple tree. ìi-ië Breast, crop, roo! of mouth. Boasting шк. exaggeration, а dynasty, S. Pool, tank, dyke. .ääää H- msi To warm, boast. A kind of cicada. .ůf >eeä Presume, evade, keep off. Ж Sugar ...

Chauncey Goodrich, 1982

Moral and Spiritual Cultivation in Japanese ...

A conch. This is like a whelk and has many rough edges on the surface of the shell. It is approximately 8 inches in length. The taste of the meat is not bitter. BELOW: Shako. A mantis crab (shrimp). The Japanese name is shakuge or shako.

Mary Evelyn Tucker, 1989

Votes & Proceedings

Hermit Crabs. Deep-sea TmWImg syndl- y Balanus trigonus . Barnacle. cute. 1 5 Alepas pedunculata. ,, _ New South \Vales Fresh Food' 1 Squilla. lzevis Mantis— Crab. and Ice Company. 1 Mr. S. W. Law . ' 1 Ocypoda macleayana . Crab.

New South Wales. Parliament. Legislative Council, 1893

Report of the Trustees of the Australian Museum for the Year ...

Centipede. Millepede. Centipede. Specimens. Centipede. .1 Millepede, Crab. n Prawn. Hermit Crabs. Barnacle. ji Mantis-Crab. Crab. Crested Crab. Freshwater Crayfish. Prawns. Crabs. Pea Crabs. Smooth Mantis Crab. Crab. Crab. Barnacles .

Australian Museum, 1881