Rana

/ˈrɑː.nə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A genus of frogs, particularly known as the 'true frogs'.

The rana is often found in wetland habitats across various continents.

A term used in some languages (e.g., Spanish) to refer to a frog.

The children caught a rana in the pond during their nature walk.

From Latin 'rana', meaning 'frog'.

Rana temporaria

Common frog, widespread in Europe.

Rana pipiens

Northern leopard frog, known for its spotted appearance.

anura

The order of amphibians that includes frogs and toads.

larvae

The immature form of a frog or toad.

An informal term for someone acting foolishly.

Stop being a rana and focus on your work.

Used to describe a person who is overly cautious.

Don’t be such a rana; take some risks!