English
Etymology
From Latin aviārium, from avis (“bird”).
Pronunciation
Noun
aviary (plural aviaries)
- A house, enclosure, large cage, or other place for keeping birds confined; a birdhouse. [from 16th c.]
Derived terms
Translations
confinement for keeping birds
- Bulgarian: волиера (voliera), птичарник (ptičarnik)
- Catalan: aviari m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 鳥舍 / 鸟舍 (zh) (niǎoshè)
- Czech: voliéra (cs) f
- Danish: fuglehus n
- Dutch: volière (nl) f
- Esperanto: birdobredejo, birdarkaĝo
- Finnish: lintutalo (house), lintutarha (large cage)
- French: volière (fr) f
- German: Voliere (de) f, (Swiss German) Volière f, Vogelhaus (de) n, Aviarium (de) n
- Hungarian: madárház (hu), röpde, volier, madárketrec, röptető, madárröptető, aviárium
- Irish: éanlann f
- Italian: voliera (it) f
- Kashubian: ptôsznica f
- Latin: aviārium n
- Macedonian: пти́чарник m (ptíčarnik)
- Manx: thie eeanlee m, thie ushag m
- Polish: ptaszarnia (pl) f
- Portuguese: aviário (pt) m
- Russian: волье́р (ru) m (volʹjér), пти́чник (ru) m (ptíčnik)
- Scottish Gaelic: eunlann m
- Spanish: pajarera (es) f, aviario (es) m
- Swedish: voljär (sv) c
- Tagalog: ibunan
- Volapük: bödalecek (vo)
- Welsh: adardy m
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