"dolphinet" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: dolphinets [plural]
Etymology: From dolphin + -et. Etymology templates: {{suffix|en|dolphin|et}} dolphin + -et Head templates: {{en-noun}} dolphinet (plural dolphinets)
  1. (dated) A female dolphin. Tags: dated Categories (lifeform): Delphinids, Female animals Synonyms: cow

Inflected forms

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