Anaconda

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Etymology

From the Sinhalese  (henakandaya), “‘one with large body’”), a species of (now extinct) constrictor found in Sri Lanka.

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Noun

Singular Anaconda

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1. Any of various large nonvenomous snakes of the genus Eunectes, found mainly in northern South America. Their length can grow to as much as 5 m (15 ft).

Translations

any of various large nonvenomous snake of the genus Eunectes

Bulgarian: анаконда bg(bg) Croatian: anakonda hr(hr) f. Czech: anakonda cs(cs) f. Dutch: anaconda nl(nl) Esperanto: anakondo eo(eo) French: anaconda fr(fr) m. German: Anakonda de(de) f. Greek: ανακόντα el(el) (anakónda) f.

Ido: anakondo io(io) Polish: anakonda pl(pl) f. Portuguese: anaconda, sucuri Russian: анаконда ru(ru) (anakónda) f. Sinhalese: please add this translation if you can Spanish: anaconda es(es) Swedish: anakonda sv(sv) c. Welsh: neidr cy(cy) f.

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Noun

Anaconda m. (plural Anacondas)

1. anaconda

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Italian

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Noun

anaconda f. (plural anaconde)

1. (snake) anaconda

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Spanish

Noun

Anaconda f. (plural Anacondas)

Singular Anaconda f.

Plural Anacondas f.

1. anaconda

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