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Salamandra

Salamandra

9.1
A group of typical salamanders
  • noun
  • /səˈlæməndrə/
  • Specialized
translation icon : salamandra
  • The fire salamander belongs to the genus Salamandra.

Examples

  • Many species of Salamandra are found in Europe.

  • Researchers discovered a new species within the Salamandra genus.

  • The characteristics of Salamandra differ from those of related genera.

  • The Salamandra is known for its vibrant colors.

  • The fire salamander is a well-known member of the Salamandra genus.

  • In many habitats, various species of Salamandra can thrive and adapt.

  • Researchers are studying the behavior of the Salamandra to understand their environmental needs.

Compounds

Salamandra atra
  • Specialized
9.9

A small black salamander that lives in the Alps and gives birth to live young

Salamandra maculosa
  • Specialized
9.9

A European salamander with dark skin and bright yellow spots often called the fire salamander

Salamandra salamandra
  • Specialized
9.4

A black amphibian with yellow spots that lives in European forests

Surface Forms

salamandra singular
salamandras plural

Etymology

Salamandra comes from the old word salamander, for the small amphibian once thought to 'live in fire'. That is why this word is the scientific name for the genus of 'typical salamanders'.