Hermann's tortoise

English

Etymology

Named after the French naturalist Johann Hermann.

Noun

Hermann 's tortoise (plural Hermann's tortoises)

A species of tortoise, Testudo hermanni, found throughout southern Europe.
- 2018 May 25, Eric Hilaire, The Guardian‎:
  A girl strokes a Hermann’s tortoise in a flat in Paris.

Translations

Testudo hermanni

Albanian: breshkë (sq) f, breshkë toke, breshkë e ugareve
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Catalan: tortuga mediterrània
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Italian: testuggine di terra f
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Portuguese: tartaruga do Mediterrâneo f
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Russian: балка́нская черепа́ха f (balkánskaja čerepáxa)
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Sicilian: tartuca (scn) f, tartuca di terra f, cufuruna (scn) f
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