Definition
A dialectal or regional name for a type of hawk or bird of prey, possibly the dorsa or back-hunting hawk.
Etymology
From Germanic 'dor' combined with Old English 'havoc' (hawk); possibly referring to a hawk's behavior of hunting over the back or ridge areas.
Kelly Says
Medieval falconry had incredibly specific hawk terminology—dorhawk might identify a hawk preferred for hunting in specific terrain, but the knowledge died with the falconers who used it.
Translations
ARالعربية
دور هوك
dūr hūw
BNবাংলা
ডোরহাওক
dor-hao-k
CACatalà
dorvago
dor-va-go
CSČeština
dorvago
dor-va-go
DADansk
dorvago
dor-va-go
DEDeutsch
Dorvago
dor-va-go
ELΕλληνικά
δωρχάουκ
dor-khauk
ESEspañol
dorvago
dor-va-go
FISuomi
dorvago
dor-va-go
FRFrançais
dorvago
dor-va-go
HEעברית
דוֹר-הוֹק
dor-hok
HUMagyar
dorvago
dor-va-go
IDBahasa Indonesia
dorvago
dor-va-go
ITItaliano
dorvago
dor-va-go
MSBahasa Melayu
dorvago
dor-va-go
MYမြန်မာ
ဒေါ်ဟောက်
da-hōu
NLNederlands
dorvago
dor-va-go
NONorsk
dorvago
dor-va-go
PLPolski
dorvago
dor-va-go
PTPortuguês
dorvago
dor-va-go
RORomână
dorvago
dor-va-go
RUРусский
дорхоук
dor-hook
SVSvenska
dorvago
dor-va-go
SWKiswahili
dorvago
dor-va-go
TAதமிழ்
டோர்ஹாக்
dor-haak
TEతెలుగు
డోర్హాక్
dor-haak
TRTürkçe
dorvago
dor-va-go
UKУкраїнська
дорхоук
dor-hook
VITiếng Việt
dorvago
dor-va-go