"cynhyène" meaning in All languages combined

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    "Du grec ancien κύων, κυνός, kúôn, kunós (« chien »), et de hyène."
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      "form": "cynhyènes",
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        "singular"
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  "lang_code": "fr",
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          "ref": "Diawné Diamanka, Le troupeau des songes: le sacrifice du fils et l’enfant prophète dans les traditions des Peuls du Fouladou, 1990",
          "text": "La cynhyène se leva; courut, courut si vite qu’elle en dépassa le village."
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        "Lycaon."
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        "zoology"
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    "Du grec ancien κύων, κυνός, kúôn, kunós (« chien »), et de hyène."
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