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サンショウクイ科
sanshō-kui ka

山椒鸟科
shān-jiāo-niǎo kē

山椒鳥科
shān-jiāo-niǎo kē

할미새사촌과
halmi-sae-sachon-gwa

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General names

Information is based on dictionaries and other sources. Species list may not be current. Korean glosses are only tentative. Comments and corrections welcome.

The minivets and cuckoo shrikes are known in Japanese as サンショウクイ sanshō-kui or 'prickly ash eaters' (山椒喰 or 山椒食い in Chinese characters). The 山椒 sanshō is a kind of plant. The name appears to have been borrowed into Chinese in the form 山椒鳥 shān-jiāo-niǎo 'prickly-ash bird'.

Species names

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SCIENTIFIC & WESTERN
JAPANESE
CHINESE
KOREAN
Coracina              
Latin
Eng, Fr, Ger, Ru
Japanese
Other J
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Korean
Coracina melaschistos Black-winged cuckoo-shrike
Black-winged cuckooshrike
Dark-grey cuckoo shrike
Lesser cuckoo shrike
Échenilleur ardoisé
Trauerraupenfänger
アサクラサンショウクイ
(朝倉山椒喰)
asakura sanshō-kui
'asakura prickly-ash eater' (asakura sanshō = a kind of prickly ash)
  暗灰鹃
(暗灰鵑鵙)
àn-huī juān-jú
'dark grey cuckoo-shrike'
(黑翅山椒鸟)
黑翅山椒鳥
hēi-chì shān-jiāo-niǎo
'black-winged prickly-ash bird'
平尾龙眼燕
(平尾龍眼燕)
píng-wěi lóng-yǎn yàn
'flat-tailed dragon-eye swallow' (Fuzhou) (cf drongoes)
검은할미새사촌
geomeun-halmi-sae-sachon
'black grandmother-bird (=wagtail) cousin'
Pericrocotus              
Latin
Eng, Fr, Ger, Ru
Japanese
Other J
Chinese
Chinese (Taiwan)
Other Ch
Korean
Pericrocotus divaricatus
link to photo
Ashy minivet
Minivet cendré
Graumennigvogel
Серый личинкоед
サンショウクイ
(山椒喰)
sanshō-kui
'prickly-ash eater'
See Hiraizumi for names throughout Japan (Japanese only site) 灰山椒鸟
(灰山椒鳥)
huī shān-jiāo-niǎo
'grey prickly-ash bird'
(灰山椒鸟)
灰山椒鳥
huī shān-jiāo-niǎo
'grey prickly-ash bird'
宾灰燕儿
(賓灰燕兒)
bīn huī yànr
'guest grey swallow' (north)
할미새사촌
halmi-sae-sachon
'grandmother-bird (=wagtail) cousin'
(Site uses UK spelling, e.g., "grey-coloured")