nau·ti·lus (nôt'l-Ys)
n., pl. nau·ti·lus·es or nau·ti·li
(nôt'l-+').
1.
A cephalopod
mollusk of the genus Nautilus, especially N. pompilius, found in
the Indian and Pacific oceans and having a spiral, pearly-lined shell with a
series of air-filled chambers. Also called chambered nautilus, pearly
nautilus.
2.
The paper
nautilus.
[Latin,
from Greek nautilos, sailor, nautilus, from nauts, mariner, from naus,
ship.]
Translations for: Nautilus
Nederlands
(Dutch)
nautilus (weekdier)
Français
(French)
nautilus
Deutsch
(German)
n. - (zo.) Nautilus
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(Greek)
n. (¶É¿».)
½±Åį»¿Â,
±Á³¿½±ÍÄ·Â
Italiano
(Italian)
nautilo
Português
(Portuguese)
n. - náutilo (m)
CAA:89
(Russian)
=0CB8;CA
Español
(Spanish)
n. - nautilo
Svenska
(Swedish)
n. - nautilus, pärlbåt (zool.), papperssnäcka
N-Vý‹Ý
(Simplified Chinese)
n. - žfžI‡º, žfžI‡ºS÷, 8œ|
N-W Šq
(Traditional Chinese)
n. - ž