An adult tapeworm, Taenia saginata The life cycle of Taenia saginata tape worm
tapeworm (countable and uncountable plural tapeworms
( countable ) parasitical worm of the class or infraclass Cestoda intestines of animals , including humans , often infecting different host species during their life cycle .
( countable ) broad fish tapeworm , Diphyllobothrium latum ( uncountable ) Infection by tapeworms.
1967 Labor--Health, Education, and Welfare appropriations for 1968: Hearings before the subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations [1] 1819 :We used to have a lot of tapeworm down in my neck of the woods , but we don't have much now. ( any species of class Cestoda ) : cestode parasitical worm of the class Cestoda
Breton: lenkernenn-vras (br) f
Bulgarian: тения (bg) f ( tenija )
Catalan: tènia f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 絛蟲 ／ 绦虫 (zh) ( tāochóng )
Czech: tasemnice (cs) f
Danish: bendelorm c
Dutch: lintworm (nl) m
Finnish: heisimato (fi)
French: ver solitaire (fr) m
Galician: tenia (gl) f
German: Bandwurm (de) m
Greek: ταινία (el) f ( tainía )
Ancient: ἀσκαρίς f ( askarís )
Hebrew: שרשור (he) m ( sharshur )
Hungarian: bélféreg (hu) , giliszta (hu) , galandféreg (hu)
Icelandic: bandormur m
Ingush: богуз ( boguz )
Irish: cailleach ghoile f péist ribíneach f
Italian: verme solitario m tenia (it) f cenuro m
Japanese: サナダムシ ( sanadamushi ) , 真田虫 (ja) ( さなだむし, sanadamushi )
Latin: taenia f
Latvian: lentenis m
Norman: vèr solitaithe m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: bendelorm m
Nynorsk: bendelorm m bendelmakk m bendelmark m
Ottoman Turkish: اوبور ( obur )
Plautdietsch: Bauntworm m
Polish: tasiemiec (pl) m
Portuguese: tênia f ( Brazil ) , ténia (pt) f ( Portugal ) , bicha-solitária f
Quechua: kinwara unkaka
Russian: ле́нточный червь m ( léntočnyj červʹ )
Scottish Gaelic: bèist-dà-leann f
Serbo-Croatian:
Roman: trakavica (sh) f pantljičara (sh) f trakulja f
Slovene: trakulja (sl) f
Spanish: tenia (es) f lombriz solitaria f cestodo m céstodo m
Swedish: bandmask c binnikemask c
Tagalog: ulyabid tenya
Telugu: బద్దెపురుగు (te) ( baddepurugu )
Turkish: tenya (tr)
Ukrainian: стьожко́вий черв m ( stʹožkóvyj červ )
Vietnamese: sán (vi)
Waigali: tëćiv
Welsh: llyngyren ruban f
