What is this called in your language?

Crab or Keavie in British

Gaforre(we took it from Greek)
In some dialects is used the word 'Pickan' which means poker,pincher

>>73363792
Itaka

>>73363792
Ebi

Krabba

a skittering can opener

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>>73363792
that's a haskell, a delcious but rather feisty curmudgeon

Schnippschnapp

snipeti snap

>>73363792
E Kriibs/Eng Ecrevisse

>>73363792
糞スレ

>>73363837
I think you mean a Pincy Wincy Snippity Snappity Scuttleytums

>>73363792
Net

Rapu

a photograph

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haskell

>>73363792
kekda

>>73363792
Krab

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Whipper snappers

Rak

>>73363792
Krebs/Krabbe.

>>73364019
>E Kriibs

sounds like a good rap name 2bh dude

That's a yabby innit

>>73363792
Yengeç.

>>73363792
Cangrejo

>>73363792
Snibetisnab

>>73363792
In French, all the Brachyura infraorder is called "Crab", and the most edible is "Tourteau".

The one on your picture seems to be Eriphia verrucosa.

It has a few names in French

>crabe verruqueux (verucous)
>crabe de roche (rock)
>crabe poilu (hairy crab)

>>73363792
Caranguejo if it's the small cute ones.
Sapateira if it's the large deliciously edible ones.

rak (paк)

Krabbe (a crab) or "Krabber" (more crabs)

>>73363792
rák

>>73364020
kek

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>>73366254
>Sapateira

>>73363792
seadog

>>73364202

mga pulitiko talangka magisip

>>73363792
Krab

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>>73370380
Yeah it also has that meaning.

I'm not sure if you only call the dish "sapateira", not the animal, now that I think of it.