ectothermic

English

Etymology

From ectotherm +‎ -ic.

Adjective

ectothermic

1. (zoology) Of or relating to an ectotherm; having a body temperature that varies depending on the outside temperature.

   Synonyms: cold-blooded, poikilothermic, exothermic

   Antonyms: endothermic, warm-blooded

Derived terms

• ectothermically

 

Translations

of or relating to ectotherm; having an unregulated body temperature — see also endothermic

• Arabic: بَارِد الدَّم m (bārid ad-dam)
• Belarusian: эктатэрмічны (ektatermičny), халаднакроўны (xaladnakróŭny), халоднакроўны (xalodnakroŭny)
• Bulgarian: студенокръвен (studenokrǎven)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 冷血的 (zh) (lěngxuè de)

• Danish: koldblodig
• Dutch: koudbloedig (nl)
• Estonian: kõigusoojane, poikilotermne
• Finnish: vaihtolämpöinen
• French: poïkilotherme (fr), à sang froid (fr)
• Georgian: ცივსისხლიანი (ka) (civsisxliani)
• German: wechselwarm (de), poikiloterm, kaltblütig (de)
• Greek: εξωθερμικός (el) (exothermikós), ψυχρόαιμος (el) (psychróaimos)
• Hungarian: hidegvérű (hu)
• Japanese: 冷血の (ja) (れいけつの, reiketsu no)
• Kazakh: салқын қанды (salqyn qandy)
• Korean: 냉혈의 (naenghyeorui)
• Latvian: aukstasiņu, poikilotermisks
• Malay: berdarah sejuk, berdarah dingin
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: kaldblodig, vekselvarm

  Nynorsk: kaldblodig, vekselvarm

• Polish: zmiennocieplny (pl)
• Portuguese: de sangue frio, ectotérmico (pt)
• Romanian: poichiloterm (ro)
• Russian: эктоте́рмный (ektotérmnyj), холоднокровный (ru) (xolodnokrovnyj), пойкилотермный (ru) (pojkilotermnyj)
• Spanish: de sangre fría
• Swedish: växelvarm (sv), kallblodig (sv)
• Thai: เลือดเย็น (lʉ̂ʉat-yen)
• Ukrainian: please add this translation if you can

Anagrams

• hectometric