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General

Information is based on dictionaries and other sources. Pinyin readings reflect standard Mandarin usage; for some dialect alternative names it may be of little practical use, especially for South China. Many Korean glosses are highly tentative. Comments and corrections welcome.

The Corvidae include several very familiar birds. The official Chinese common names for members of the Corvidae all use either the character 'crow' or the character què 'magpie'.

Crows: Typically, is applied only to the corvids (crows and ravens). Spoken Chinese tends to prefer bisyllabic words, and the crows are no exception. In standard Chinese they are usually called 乌鸦 wū-yā 'black crow'. In more colloquial or less standardised usage, they are known as 老鸹 lǎo-guā in the north of China and 老鸦 lǎo-yā in the south. (However, lǎo-yā, using different characters, is more generally applied to a style of duck meat.)

In the written language, specific types of crow or raven just use -- for example, the Jackdaw is known as 寒鸦 hán-yā 'cold crow'. Some official names of the crows use this literary form (e.g., 巨嘴鸦 jù-zuǐ yā 'giant-billed crow'); others use the spoken form (e.g., 小嘴乌鸦 xiǎo-zuǐ wū-yā 'small-billed crow').

Magpie: Pica pica is a very common bird known as què in written Chinese, but more often called the 喜鹊 xǐ-què in the spoken language. The first character means 'happy' or 'auspicious'. The name is also written 喜雀 xǐ-què or 'auspicious sparrow'. In uncultivated usage, 乌鹊 wū-què 'crows and magpies' may be used for the magpie.

Jay: The jay (Eurasian jay) is known as 松鸦 sōng-yā 'pine crow'. The Japanese loanwords 橿鸟 jiāng-niǎo and 㭴鸟 jiān-niǎo may also be found. These loanwords still survive as they are found in many English-Chinese dictionaries as the translation for 'jay'.

Other relatively familiar birds include the 树鹊 shù-què 'tree magpie' (tree pies), 星鸦 xīng-yā 'star crow' (Nutcracker), and the 灰喜鹊 huī xǐ-què 'grey magpie' (Azure-winged Magpie).

Cultural:

In legend, the magpie plays a romantic role in the story of Altair (the Herd Boy) and Vega (the Weaving Girl), lovers separated by the Milky Way. On one day of the year, the seventh day of the seventh month, the magpies (generally written 喜雀 xǐ-què 'auspicious sparrow' in this context) fly up from the earth and form a bridge for the lovers to meet. This day, 七夕 qīxī, is the Chinese version of Valentine's Day.

Crows are regarded less favourably. Chinese has a number of expressions relating to crows, of varying degrees of currency:

天下的乌鸦一般黑 tiānxià de wūyā yībān hēi 'all crows in the world are black' -- Evil people are evil wherever you find them.

老鸹窝里出凤凰 lǎoguā wō-li chū fènghuáng 'a phoenix born in a crow's nest' -- A person of exceptional talent born in humble circumstances.

乌头白,马生角 wūtóu bái, mǎ shēng jiǎo 'a white crow's head, a horse grows horns' -- Something that is not possible.

乌鸦落在猪身上,只见人黑不见己黑 wūyā luò-zài zhū shēn-shang, zhǐ jiàn rén hēi bú jiàn jǐ hēi 'the crow alights on a pig's back: can only see other people are black, but unable to see that oneself is also black' -- Laughing at others when you yourself are no better.

The character is used as an adjective for black. 乌黑 wū-hēi means 'pitch black'.

In ancient Chinese legend, the sun was described as 金乌 jīn-wū 'golden crow'. Originally there were ten of these crows taking turns to cross the sky, but when all ten decided to come out at once, parching the land and crops, the heroic archer Houyi shot down nine of them.

Species names

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SCIENTIFIC & ENGLISH
CHINESE
EAST
SOUTH
NORTH
Perisoreus                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Perisoreus infaustus
link to photo
Siberian jay 北噪鸦
(北噪鴉)
běi zào-yā
'northern noisy crow'
    アカオカケス
(赤尾懸巣 ~ 赤尾character for kakesu)
aka-o kake-su
'red-tailed hang-nest'
    Хөвчийн дуудууш
ᠬᠦᠪᠴᠢ ᠵᠢᠨ ᠲᠠᠭᠣᠲᠠᠭᠠᠰᠢ
khövchiŋ duuduush
'mountain-range duuduush'
Perisoreus internigrans
link to photo
Sichuan jay
Szechuan grey jay
Black-headed jay
黑头噪鸦
(黑頭噪鴉)
hēi-tóu zào-yā
'black-headed noisy crow'
    ハイイロカケス
(灰色懸巣 ~ 灰色character for kakesu)
hai-iro kake-su
'grey hang-nest'
     
Garrulus                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Garrulus glandarius
link to photolink to photo
Eurasian jay
Jay
松鸦
(松鴉)
sōng-yā
'pine crow'
(松鸦)
松鴉
sōng-yā
'pine crow'
橿鸟
(橿鳥)
jiāng-niǎo
'oak bird'
㭴鸟
(樫鳥)
jiān-niǎo
'oak bird'
塞皋
(塞皋)
sāigāo
'saigao'
屋鸟
(屋鳥)
wū-niǎo
'room/house bird'
山和尚
(山和尚)
shān héshang
'mountain monk' (also used for the Hoopoe)
カケス
(懸巣 ~ character for kakesu)
kake-su
'hang-nest'
어치
eochi
'jay'
Chim Quạ thông
'pine crow (bird)'
Цагчаа ятгашаазгай
?? ᠶᠠᠲᠣᠭ᠎ᠠ ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ
tsagchaa yatag-shaazgai
'wake-up ? zither-magpie'
Former official:
Ятга шаазгай
ᠶᠠᠲᠣᠭ᠎ᠠ ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ
yatag shaazgai
'zither magpie'
Other:
Ит хэрээ
ᠢᠲᠠ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ
it kheree
'it crow' (Inner Mongolia)
Cyanopica                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Cyanopica cyanus
Cyanopica cyana
link to photo
Azure-winged magpie 灰喜鹊
(灰喜鵲)
huī xǐ-què
'grey magpie'
  蓝膀鹊
(藍膀鵲)
lán-bàng què
'blue-winged magpie'
蓝膀香鹊
(藍翅香鵲)
lán-bǎng xiāng què
'blue-winged fragrant magpie'
山喜鹊
(山喜鵲)
shān xǐ-què
'mountain-magpie'
蓝鹊
(藍鵲)
lán-què
'blue-magpie'
长尾鹊
(長尾鵲)
cháng-wěi què
'long-tailed magpie'
鸢喜鹊
(鳶喜鵲)
yuān xǐ-què
'kite magpie'
长尾巴郎
(長尾巴郎)
cháng-wěi bāláng
'long-tailed balang'
オナガ
(尾長)
o-naga
'long-tail'
물까치
mul-kkachi
'water magpie'
Ác là cánh lam
'blue-winged magpie'
(Wikipedia)
Цэнхэр цанцаахай
ᠴᠡᠩᠬᠡᠷ ᠴᠠᠨᠴᠠᠬᠠᠢ
tseŋkher tsaŋtsaakhai
'lightblue magpie (variant)'
Former official:
Цэнхэр шаазгай
ᠴᠡᠩᠬᠡᠷ ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ
tseŋkher shaazgai
'lightblue-magpie'
Urocissa                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Urocissa flavirostris
Cissa flavirostris
link to photo
Yellow-billed blue magpie
Gold-billed magpie
黄嘴蓝鹊
(黃嘴藍鵲)
huáng-zuǐ lán-què
'yellow-billed blue-magpie'
    キバシサンジャク
(黄嘴山鵲)
ki-bashi sanjaku
'yellow-billed mountain-magpie'
  Chim Giẻ cùi mỏ vàng
'yellow-billed bluemagpie (bird)'
 
Urocissa erythrorhyncha
Cissa erythrorhyncha
link to photo
Red-billed blue magpie
Blue magpie
红嘴蓝鹊
(紅嘴藍鵲)
hóng-zuǐ lán-què
'red-billed blue-magpie'
  长尾蓝鹊
(長尾藍鵲)
cháng-wěi lán-què
'long-tailed blue-magpie'
云鹊
(雲鵲)
yún-què
'cloud magpie'
山鹊
(山鵲)
shān-què
'mountain-magpie'
红嘴山鹊
(紅嘴山鵲)
hóng-zuǐ shān-què
'red-billed mountain-magpie'
长尾山鹊
(長尾山鵲)
cháng-wěi shān-què
'long-tailed mountain-magpie'
赤尾山鸦
(赤尾山鵲)
chì-wěi shān-yā
'red-tailed mountain crow'
山鹧
(山鷓)
shān-zhè
'mountain pheasant'
红嘴兰鸦
(紅嘴蘭鴉)
hóng-zuǐ lán-yā
'red-billed orchid crow'
尾巴练
(尾巴練)
wěiba liàn
'tail lian'
サンジャク
(山鵲)
sanjaku
'mountain-magpie'
  Chim Giẻ cùi
'bluemagpie (bird)'
 
Urocissa whiteheadi
Cissa whiteheadi
link to photo
White-winged magpie
White-winged blue magpie
Whitehead's blue magpie
白翅蓝鹊
(白翅藍鵲)
bái-chì lán-què
'white-winged blue-magpie'
  灰蓝鹊
(灰藍鵲)
huī lán-què
'grey blue-magpie' (6)
ハジロサンジャク
(羽白山鵲)
ha-jiro sanjaku
'white-winged mountain-magpie'
  Chim Giẻ cùi vàng
'yellow bluemagpie (bird)'
 
Cissa                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Cissa chinensis
link to photo
Common green magpie
or
Green magpie
蓝绿鹊
(藍綠鵲)
lán lǜ-què
'blue green magpie'
    ヘキサン
(碧鵲)
hekisan
'green-magpie'
  Chim Giẻ cùi xanh
'blue/green bluemagpie (bird)'
 
Cissa hypoleuca
link to photo
indochinese green magpie
Yellow-breasted magpie
Yellow-breasted green magpie
Eastern green magpie
黄胸绿鹊
(紅胸綠鵲)
huáng-xiōng lǜ-què
'yellow-breasted green magpie' (2, 4)
印支绿鹊
(印支綠鵲)
yìn-zhī lǜ-què
'indochinese green magpie' (3)
    シナシヘキサン
(シナシ碧鵲)
shinashi hekisan
'China? green-magpie'
  Chim Giẻ cùi bụng vàng
'yellow-bellied bluemagpie (bird)'
 
Dendrocitta                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Dendrocitta vagabunda
Crypsirina vagabunda
link to photo
Rufous treepie
Indian tree pie
棕腹树鹊
(棕腹樹鵲)
zōng-fù shù-què
'reddishbrown-bellied tree magpie'
    チャイロオナガ
(茶色尾長)
cha-iro o-naga
'grey long-tail'
  Chim Choàng choạc hung
'reddish treepie (bird)'
 
Dendrocitta formosae
Crypsirina formosae
link to photo
Grey treepie
Himalayan tree pie
灰树鹊
(灰樹鵲)
huī shù-què
'grey tree magpie'
(树鹊)
樹鵲
shù-què
'tree magpie'
  タイワンオナガ
(台湾尾長)
taiwan o-naga
'Taiwan long-tail'
  Chim Choàng choạc xám
'grey treepie (bird)'
 
Dendrocitta frontalis
Crypsirina frontalis
link to photo
Collared treepie
Black-browed tree pie
Black-foreheaded tree pie
黑额树鹊
(黑額樹鵲)
hēi-é shù-què
'black-foreheaded tree magpie'
    カオグロオナガ
(顔黒尾長)
kao-guro o-naga
'black-faced long-tail'
  Chim Choàng choạc đầu đen
'black-headed treepie (bird)'
 
Temnurus                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Temnurus temnurus
Crypsirina temnura
Ratchet-tailed treepie
Notch-tailed tree pie
塔尾树鹊
(塔尾樹鵲)
tǎ-wěi shù-què
'tower-tailed tree magpie'
  盘尾树鹊
(盤尾樹鵲)
pán-wěi shù-què
'plate-tailed tree magpie' (6) (conflicts with C. temia above)
キリオオナガ
(切り尾尾長)
kiri-o o-naga
'cut-tail long-tail'
  Chim khách đuôi cờ
'flag-tailed khach bird' (onomat.)
 
Pica                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Pica pica
link to photolink to photo
Common magpie
Black-billed magpie
Magpie
喜鹊
(喜鵲)
xǐ-què
'magpie'
(喜鹊)
喜鵲
xǐ-què
'magpie'
喜雀
(喜雀)
xǐ-què
'auspicious sparrow' (written variation, pronunciation the same)
干鹊
(乾鵲)
gān què
'dry magpie'
神女
(神女)
shén-nǚ
'goddess'
野鹊子
(野鵲子)
yě quèzi
'wild magpie'
カササギ
()
kasasagi
'magpie'
까치
kkachi
'magpie'
Chim Ác là
'ác là (bird)' (ác = 'crow')
or
Chim Bồ các
'bồ các (bird)'
Алаг шаазгай
ᠠᠯᠠᠭ ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ
alag shaazgai
'motley magpie'
Former official:
Шаазгай
ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ
shaazgai
'magpie'
Podoces                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Podoces hendersoni
link to photo
Mongolian Ground-jay
Henderson's ground jay
Black-tailed ground jay
Henderson's ground chough
黑尾地鸦
(黑尾地鴉)
hēi-wěi dì-yā
'black-tailed ground-crow'
    ハシナガサバクガラス
(嘴長砂漠烏 ~ 嘴長砂漠鴉)
hashi-naga sabaku-garasu
'long-billed desert-crow'
    Монгол хуланжороо
ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯ ᠬᠣᠯᠠᠨ ᠵᠢᠷᠣᠭ᠎ᠠ
moŋgol khulaŋ-joroo
'Mongolian wild-horse ambler'
Former official:
Хулан жороо
ᠬᠣᠯᠠᠨ ᠵᠢᠷᠣᠭ᠎ᠠ
khulaŋ joroo
'wild-horse ambler'
Podoces biddulphi
link to photo
Xinjiang ground-jay
Biddulph's ground jay
White-tailed ground jay
White-tailed ground chough
白尾地鸦
(白尾地鴉)
bái-wěi dì-yā
'white-tailed ground-crow'
    オジロサバクガラス
(尾白砂漠烏 ~ 尾白砂漠鴉)
o-jiro sabaku-garasu
'white-tailed desert-crow'
     
Pseudopodoces                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Pseudopodoces humilis
small arrowTaxonomysmall arrow
link to photo
Hume's groundpecker
Tibetan ground-jay
Hume's ground chough
Brown ground chough
Hume's ground pecker
褐背拟地鸦
(褐背擬地鴉)
hè-bèi nǐ-dì-yā
'brown-backed pseudo ground-crow'
    ヒメサバクガラス
(姫砂漠烏 ~ 姫砂漠鴉)
hime sabaku-garasu
'princess desert-crow'
     
Nucifraga                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Nucifraga caryocatactes
link to photo
Eurasian nutcracker
Spotted nutcracker
Nutcracker
星鸦
(星鴉)
xīng yā
'starred crow'
(星鸦)
星鴉
xīng yā
'starred crow'
  ホシガラス
(星烏 ~ 星鴉)
hoshi garasu
'starred crow'
잣까마귀
jat-kkamagwi
'pine-nut crow'
  Бидэрт самарчшаазгай
ᠪᠢᠲᠡᠷᠲᠣ ᠰᠠᠮᠣᠷᠴᠢ ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ
bidert samarch-shaazgai
'spotted nutting-magpie'
Former official: Самарч шаазгай
ᠰᠠᠮᠣᠷᠴᠢ ᠱᠠᠭᠠᠵᠠᠭᠠᠢ
samarch shaazgai
'nutting magpie'
Pyrrhocorax                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax
link to photo
Red-billed chough 红嘴山鸦
(紅嘴山鴉)
hóng-zuǐ shān-yā
'red-billed mountain crow'
    ベニバシガラス
(紅嘴烏 ~ 紅嘴鴉)
beni-bashi garasu
'red-billed crow'
붉은부리까마귀
bulgeun-buri-kkamagwi
'red-billed crow'
  Улаанхушуут жунгаа
ᠣᠯᠠᠭᠠᠨ ᠬᠣᠰᠢᠭᠣᠲᠣ ᠵᠣᠩᠭ᠎ᠠ
ulaaŋ-khushuut juŋgaa
'red-billed chough'
Former official:
Улаан хушуут
ᠣᠯᠠᠭᠠᠨ ᠬᠣᠰᠢᠭᠣᠲᠣ
ulaaŋ khushuut
'red bill'
Pyrrhocorax graculus
link to photo
Yellow-billed chough
or
Alpine chough
黄嘴山鸦
(黃嘴山鴉)
huáng-zuǐ shān-yā
'yellow-billed mountain crow'
    キバシガラス
(黄嘴烏 ~ 黄嘴鴉)
ki-bashi garasu
'yellow-billed crow'
     
Corvus                
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Corvus monedula
link to photolink to photo
Eurasian jackdaw
Jackdaw
寒鸦
(寒鴉)
hán-yā
'cold crow'
    ニシコクマルガラス
(西黒丸烏 ~ 西黒丸鴉)
nishi koku-maru garasu
'western black circle crow'
  Quạ gáy xám
'grey naped crow'
(Wikipedia)
Харлаг хэрээ
ᠬᠠᠷᠠᠯᠠᠭ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ
kharlag kheree
'black-patterned crow'
Former official:
Хар алагтуу
ᠬᠠᠷ᠎ᠠ ᠠᠯᠠᠭ ᠲᠠᠭᠣ
khar alagtuu
'black motley jackdaw'
Corvus dauuricus
link to photolink to photo
Daurian jackdaw 达乌里寒鸦
(達烏里寒鴉)
dáwūlǐ hán-yā
'Daurian cold crow'
(东方寒鸦)
東方寒鴉
dōngfāng hán-yā
'eastern cold crow'
Former official name:
(寒鸦)
寒鴉
hán-yā
'cold crow'
慈鸟
(慈烏)
cí wū
'kind crow ' (also used for Corvus dauuricus)
小山老鸹
(小山老鴰)
xiǎo shān lǎo-guā
'small mountain crow' (also used for Corvus dauuricus)
孝鸦
(孝鴉)
xiào yā
'filial crow'
コクマルガラス
(黒丸烏 ~ 黒丸鴉)
koku-maru garasu
'black circle crow'
갈까마귀
gal-kkamagwi
'autumn ? crow'
  Алагтуу хэрээ
ᠠᠯᠠᠭ ᠲᠠᠭᠣ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ
alagtuu kheree
'motley jackdaw crow'
Former official:
Алагтуу
ᠠᠯᠠᠭ ᠲᠠᠭᠣ
alagtuu
alagtuu
'motley jackdaw'
Other:
Таага
ᠲᠠᠭᠣ
taag
'taag' (Inner Mongolia)
Алаг таага
ᠠᠯᠠᠭ ᠲᠠᠭᠣ
alag taag
'motley taag' (Inner Mongolia)
Алаг хонг
ᠠᠯᠠᠭ ᠬᠣᠩ
alag khoŋg
'motley raven' (Inner Mongolia)
Corvus splendens
link to photo
House crow 家鸦
(家鴉)
jiā-yā
'house crow'
    イエガラス
(家烏 ~ 家鴉)
ie-garasu
'house crow'
     
Corvus frugilegus
link to photo
Rook 秃鼻乌鸦
(禿鼻烏鴉)
tū bí wū-yā
'bald-nosed crow'
(秃鼻鸦)
禿鼻鴉
tū bí yā
'bald-nosed crow'
  ミヤマガラス
(深山烏 ~ 深山鴉)
mi-yama garasu
'deep mountain crow'
떼까마귀
tte-kkamagwi
'flock ? crow'
Quạ đen mũi trọc
'shaven-nosed black crow'
(Wikipedia)
Турлиах хэрээ
ᠲᠣᠷᠯᠢᠶᠠᠬ᠎ᠠ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ
turliakh kheree
'rook crow'
Former official:
Турлиах
ᠲᠣᠷᠯᠢᠶᠠᠬ᠎ᠠ
turliakh
'rook'
Corvus corone
Carrion crow 小嘴乌鸦
(小嘴烏鴉)
xiǎo-zuǐ wū-yā
'small-billed crow'
small arrowTaxonomysmall arrow
(小嘴乌鸦)
小嘴烏鴉
xiǎo-zuǐ wū-yā
'small-billed crow'
食腐肉乌鸦
(食腐肉烏鴉)
shí fǔròu wū-yā
'eat-carrion crow'
ハシボソガラス
(嘴細烏 ~ 嘴細鴉)
hashi-boso garasu
'slender-billed crow'
까마귀
kkamagwi
'crow'
Chim Quạ mỏ nhỏ
'small-billed crow (bird)'
Chim Quạ đen mỏ bé
'small-billed black crow (bird)' (13)
Хар хэрээ
ᠬᠠᠷ᠎ᠠ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ
khar kheree
'black crow'
›Taxonomy‹
Other:
Хар таага
ᠬᠠᠷ᠎ᠠ ᠲᠠᠭᠣ
khar taag
'black taag' (Inner Mongolia)
Latin
English
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
Mongolian
Corvus pectoralis
Corvus torquatus
link to photo
Collared crow 白颈鸦
(白頸鴉)
bái-jǐng yā
'white-necked crow'
(玉颈鸦)
玉頸鴉
yù jǐng yā
'jade-necked crow'
白脖老鸹
(白脖老鴰)
bái-bó lǎo-guā
'white-throated crow'
クビワガラス
(首輪烏)
kubi-wa garasu
'neck-ringed crow'
  Chim Quạ khoang
'spotted crow (bird)'
 
Corvus macrorhynchos
link to photolink to photo
Large-billed crow
or
Jungle crow
Thick-billed crow
大嘴乌鸦
(大嘴烏鴉)
dà zuǐ wū-yā
'large-billed crow'
(巨嘴鸦)
巨嘴鸦
jù-zuǐ yā
'giant-billed crow'
  ハシブトガラス
(嘴太烏 ~ 嘴太鴉)
hashi-buto garasu
'thick-billed crow'
큰부리까마귀
keun-buri-kkamagwi
'large-billed crow'
Chim Quạ đen
'black crow (bird)'
 
Corvus corax
link to photolink to photo
Common raven
Raven
渡鸦
(渡鴉)
dù yā
'passage crow'
 
ワタリガラス
(渡り烏 ~ 渡り鴉)
watari-garasu
'passage crow'
큰까마귀
keun-kkamagwi
'large crow'
  Хон хэрээ
ᠬᠣᠩ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ
khoŋ kheree
'cawing crow'
Former official:
Хон хэрээ
ᠬᠣᠩ ᠬᠡᠷᠢᠶ᠎ᠠ
khoŋ kheree
'cawing crow'
Other:
Хонг
ᠬᠣᠩ
khoŋg
'raven' (onomat.) (Inner Mongolia)
(Site uses UK spelling, e.g., "grey-coloured")