Results for abisinio translation from Spanish to English

abisinio
abyssinian

gato abisinio
abyssinian cat (organism)

caballo abisinio
abyssinian horse

gato abisinio (organismo)
abyssinian cat (organism)

cobayo abisinio satinado
satin abyssinian guinea pig

caballo abisinio (organismo)
abyssinian horse

conejillo de indias abisinio
abyssinian guinea pig (organism)

raza de cobayo abisinio satinado
satin abyssinian guinea pig

conejillo de indias abisinio satinado
satin abyssinian guinea pig

conejillo de indias abisinio (organismo)
abyssinian guinea pig (organism)

• 7/2 + 5/1 = marrón abisinio
• 7/2 + 5/1 = abyssinian brown

raza de cobayo abisinio satinado (organismo)
satin abyssinian guinea pig

abisinio haber un reputación por siendo muy curioso.
abyssinians have a reputation for being very curious.

en su origen, abisinio era sinónimo de gato con ticking.
at the beginning, abyssinian was synonym of cat with ticking.

es relativamente cónica en el abisinio y como penacho en el somalí.
it is enough pointed in the abyssinian and tufty in the somali.

el color del manto es una cualidad esencial del abisinio y del somalí.
the colour of the mantle is an essential quality of the abyssinian and the somali.

el abisinio has un elegante rabo o sea tan largo como el resto de sus cuerpo.
the abyssinian has a graceful tail that is as long as the rest of its body.

el abisinio tiene un elegante rabo es decir tan largo como el descanso de su cuerpo.
the abyssinian has a graceful tail that is as long as the rest of its body.

la introducción del gen i permite crear un abisinio con el manto plateado. el abisinio silver.
the introduction of the gene i permit to create an abyssinian with the silvery mantle, the abyssinian silver.

en el abisinio el pelo es elástico al tacto, calidad llamada “resiliencia”, brillante y fino.
in regard to the abyssinian, the mantle is elastic to touch, quality called “ductility”, shining and thin. short, it must have in any case a sufficient length to allow each hair to have at least four alternated bands, clear and dark, called ticking.