Definitions For Saker

Noun

SAKER (plural SAKERs) A falcon (w:falco cherrug, falco cherrug) native of Southern europe and asia. A medium cannon slightly smaller than a culverin developed during the early 17th century.

Synonyms

Saker falcon

Translations

Azerbaijani: ütəlgi Catalan: falcó sacre, m Estonian: stepipistrik Finnish: aavikkohaukka French: faucon sacre, m German: Sakerfalke, m Hungarian: kerecsensólyom Irish: fabhcún Saker, m Persian: بالابان, tr=bâlâbân, چرغ, tr=čarğ Polish: raróg, m Russian: балоба́н, m Spanish: halcón sacre, m Swedish: tatarfalk, c

See also

{{pedialite}}

Alternative forms

cannon {{alter, en, sacar, sacker}}

Etymology

{{bor, en, fr, sacre}}, from {{der, en, es, sacro}}, from {{der, en, ar, صَقْر}}.

Anagrams

Kaser, Kears, Rakes, akers, asker, eskar, kesar, rakes, reaks, reask, skare, skear