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Marine Lexicon — Marine mammals — Mythical creatures — Activities related to marine mammals — Toponomy — Zooarchaeology — Historical sources — Cite Marine Lexicon
- English
- Whale (pronunciation); Hwael (arch.)
- Portuguese
- Baleia (pronunciation); Balea; Balia (arch.); Baleya; Balena (arch.)
- Norwegian
- Hval (bm); pronunciation); Kval (nn); pronunciation); Hvalr (Old Norse)
- Dutch
- Walvis (pronunciation); Walfisk (arch.), also spelled as waluisc, walvisc or walvisch; Balein (arch.); Wal (arch.)
- German
- Wal (pronunciation)
- French
- Baleine (pronunciation)
- Spanish
- Ballena (pronunciation); Vallena (arch.)?
- Italian
- Balena (pronunciation)
- Greek
- Φάλαινα
- Creole
Whales in mythology
Whales in toponomy
- Norway
- Portugal
