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a Tasmanian devil with its mouth open
Etymology[edit]
Tasmanian + devil
Tasmanian devil (plural Tasmanian devils)
- A medium-sized carnivorous marsupial (Sarcophilus harrisii) found exclusively on the island of Tasmania.
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Sarcophilus harrisii
- Asturian: diañu de Tasmania m, demoniu de Tasmania m
- Breton: diaoul Tasmania m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 袋獾 (zh) (dàihuān), 塔斯馬尼亞惡魔／塔斯马尼亚恶魔 (Tǎsīmǎníyà èmó), 塔州惡魔／塔州恶魔 (Tǎzhōu èmó)
- Danish: tasmansk djævel c
- Dutch: Tasmaanse duivel (nl) m, buidelduivel m
- Finnish: pussiahma, pussipiru
- French: diable de Tasmanie (fr) m
- German: Beutelteufel m, Tasmanischer Teufel m
- Hungarian: erszényes ördög, tasman ördög
- Irish: diabhal Tasmánach
- Japanese: タスマニアデビル (ja) (tasumaniadebiru), フクログマ (fukuroguma), フクロアナグマ (fukuroanaguma), フクロクズリ (fukurokuzuri)
- Kashubian: tasmansczi purtk m
- Korean: 태즈메이니아 데빌 (Taejeumeinia debil)
- Latvian: tasmānijas velns m, velnsomainis m
- Mongolian: Тасманийн чөтгөр (Tasmaniin čötgör)
- Navajo: mąʼii bizaʼazis hólóní
- Polish: diabeł tasmański (pl) m
- Portuguese: diabo-da-tasmânia (pt) m
- Romanian: diavol tasmanian m
- Russian: тасмани́йский дья́вол m (tasmaníjskij dʹjávol), сумчатый дьявол m (sumčatyj dʹjavol), сумчатый чёрт m (sumčatyj čort)
- Scottish Gaelic: diabhal Tasmanach m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Latin: tasmanski vrag m, tasmanijski vrag m, tasmanijski đavo m
- Silesian: tasmański djoboł m
- Spanish: diablo de Tasmania m, demonio de Tasmania m
- Swedish: pungdjävul (sv) c, tasmansk djävul (sv) c
- Turkish: Tazmanya canavarı, Tazmanya şeytanı
- Uyghur: خالتىلىق بورسۇق (xaltiliq borsuq)
- Welsh: cythraul Tasmania m
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See also[edit]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
Tasmanian devil on Wikipedia.Wikipedia 
Sarcophilus harrisii on Wikispecies.Wikispecies 
Sarcophilus harrisii on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons 
