wood pigeon (plural wood pigeons)
- The common wood pigeon, an Old World species of pigeon, Columba palumbus.
2024, Kaliane Bradley, The Ministry of Time, Sceptre, page 14:Idiot-eyed wood pigeons lumbered across the lawn, belly-deep in clover.
- Any of several related species of pigeon in the genus Columba.
- A very large (up to 650 grams) species of pigeon native to New Zealand, Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae.
Columba palumbus
- Albanian: gugash (sq) m
- Arabic: وَرَشَان m (warašān)
- Aragonese: torcaz, torcazo
- Aramaic:
- Classical Syriac: ܘܱܪܫܳܢܳܐ m (waršānā)
- Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: וַרְשָׁאנָא m (waršānā), אוּרְשָׁנָא m (uršānā)
- Armenian: հավփալ (hy) (havpʻal)
- Basque: pagauso
- Bulgarian: гривяк m (grivjak)
- Catalan: tudó (ca) m
- Chechen: кечал-кхокха (kečal-qoqa)
- Czech: holub hřivnáč m
- Danish: ringdue (da) c
- Dutch: houtduif (nl) m or f
- Finnish: sepelkyyhky (fi)
- French: ramier (fr) m, palombe (fr) f
- Galician: pombo (gl) m, torcaza (gl) f
- Georgian: ქედანი (ka) (kedani)
- German: Ringeltaube (de), Holztaube
- Greek: φάσσα f (fássa)
- Ancient: φάσσα f (phássa)
- Hungarian: örvös galamb (hu)
- Italian: colombaccio
- Japanese: 森鳩 (ja) (モリバト, moribato)
- Kazakh: дыркеп (dyrkep)
- Korean: 숲비둘기 (supbidulgi)
- Kyrgyz: please add this translation if you can
- Latin: palumbēs c
- Low German: Holtduuv (nds) f
- Middle English: cowschote
- Norman: pigeon ramyi m, pigeon sauvage m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: ringdue (no) m or f
- Nynorsk: ringdue f
- Occitan: ramièr
- Old English: wuduculfre f
- Ottoman Turkish: قوسقوغوق (kuskuğuk), فاخته (fahite, fahte)
- Persian: ماسوچه (mâsuče)
- Polish: grzywacz m
- Portuguese: pombo torcaz m
- Romanian: porumbel gulerat m
- Russian: вя́хирь (ru) m (vjáxirʹ), витю́тень (ru) m (vitjútenʹ)
- Scottish Gaelic: calman-coille m
- Serbo-Croatian: grivnjaš (sh) m, grivnaš (sh) m
- Sicilian: palumma (scn) f, palummu (scn) m
- Spanish: paloma torcaz (es) f, torcaz (es)
- Swedish: ringduva (sv)
- Tajik: фохта (foxta)
- Uzbek: please add this translation if you can
- Volapük: fotapijun (vo)
- Welsh: ysguthan
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