herbivorous

English

From New Latin herbivorus, from Latin herba (“grass”) and -vorus, from vorō (“I eat”).

herbivorous (comparative more herbivorous, superlative most herbivorous)

Feeding chiefly on plants.
- 2002, Ronald H. Karlson, Dynamics of Coral Communities‎^[1], page 96:
  One example of "an herbivorous fungus" is included among the terrestrial animal experiments

feeding only on plants

Arabic: عَاشِب (ʕāšib)
Armenian: խոտակեր (hy) (xotaker), բուսակեր (hy) (busaker)
Asturian: herbívoru (ast)
Bulgarian: тревопасен (trevopasen)
Catalan: herbívor
Chinese:
Mandarin: 食草的 (shícǎo de)
Czech: býložravý (cs) m
Dutch: plantenetend (nl)
Esperanto: herbovora
Finnish: kasvinsyöjä-
French: herbivore (fr)
Galician: herbívoro (gl)
Georgian: ბალახისმჭამელი (balaxismč̣ameli)
German: pflanzenfressend (de)
Greek:Τρέφεται μόνο με φυτά
Ancient: χλοηφάγος (khloēphágos), βοτανηφάγος (botanēphágos)
Hungarian: növényevő (hu), herbivor
Ido: herbivora (io)
Ingrian: kasvonsööjä
Japanese: 草食の (そうしょくの, sōshoku no)
Kazakh: шөпқоректі (şöpqorektı)
Khmer: ដែលស៊ីតិណជាតិជាអាហារ (daelsiitənciəteciəʼaahaa)
Latin: herbivorus
Malay: maun
Norwegian:
Bokmål: planteetende

Nynorsk: grasæt
Old English: wyrtǣte
Polish: roślinożerny (pl)
Portuguese: herbívoro (pt)
Romanian: erbivor (ro)
Russian: травоя́дный (ru) (travojádnyj)
Scottish Gaelic: lus-itheach, feur-itheach
Slovak: bylinožravý (sk)
Spanish: herbívoro (es)
Tagalog: halmankainin
Turkish: otçul (tr), otobur (tr)
Ukrainian: травої́дний (travojídnyj)
Uyghur: ئوتخور (otxor)
Welsh: llysysol