There are quite a few words in Irish for 'runt':
daimhín (ox)
bóin (cow)
raigín (horse)
arcán (pig)
runta (pigeon)
abhaicín (person)
cnádaí (person)
bun (cabbage)
Runt
チビ Chibi
The rabbit may have a runt in the second batch, but just as well may not. It depends on many factors including the buck, and how many kits are in the litter. One cannot say that she would or would not have a runt for sure.
Irish: Daimhín (ox) bóín (cow) raigín (horse) arcán (pig) runta (pigeon) abhaircí/cnadaí (person) Scots Gaelic: madagan (dog) seargair (person) arrach (runt) Welsh: ?
Runt - (noun.) English: Runt Spanish: Respido French: Treveta German: Goolinvet* Dutch: Arsterweig *This is not even a German word, I do not know where it came from. The best word in German would be "Kümmerling" or "weakling".
I'm not sure there's a swedish term for it other than; "Sail around" witch is pronounced "Say-glah runt" and spelled "Segla runt".
In French, "runt of the litter" can be translated as "le chétif de la portée".
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A synonym for runt is littlest.
a gerbil mom will EAT a runt or one of it's own so a runt is not likely to survive long
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