καρκίνος

Sans doute apparenté au sanskrit कर्कट, karkaṭa, au latin cancer.

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
καρκίνοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
καρκίνω (dual nominative)
καρκίνε (singular vocative)
καρκίνοι (singular vocative)
καρκίνω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
καρκίνον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
καρκίνους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
καρκίνω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
καρκίνου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
καρκίνων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
καρκίνοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
καρκίνῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
καρκίνοις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
καρκίνοιν (dual dative)


λύκος

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
λύκοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
λύκω (dual nominative)
λύκε (singular vocative)
λύκοι (singular vocative)
λύκω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
λύκον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
λύκους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
λύκω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
λύκου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
λύκων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
λύκοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
λύκῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
λύκοις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
λύκοιν (dual dative)

λύκος, lýkos

Λύκος περὶ φρέαρ χορεύει.

λύκον ἰδεῖν

voir le loup, être frappé de stupeur, une croyance populaire attribuait un pouvoir magique au regard du loup.


βάτραχος

Apparenté au roumain broască (« grenouille »), à l’albanais bretkosë (« grenouille »), à l’anglais frog (« grenouille »), de l’indo-européen commun *preu- (« sauter, courir, courant ») qui donne aussi le russe прыгнуть, prýgnutʹ (« sauter »), le tchèque proud (« courant »), prudký (« brusque, rapide ») avec une dérivation sémantique :
:# « animal aquatique », qui vit dans les cours d’eau.
:# « animal sauteur, bondissant ».
:: Étant donné le sens de « tortue (probablement tortue aquatique) » qui est dans le roumain broască-țestoasă et l’albanais breshkë (« tortue »), la tortue étant tout sauf « sauteuse, bondissante » et le sens de « plante aquatique » qui est dans le diminutif βατράχιον, batrákhion (« renoncule »), le premier sens est probablement le meilleur.

Ou composé de βοή, boê (« cri ») et de τραχύς, trakhús (« dur, âpre, rude »).

De la racine *bar-, *bra- (« crier » → voir barbare et borborygme), dissimilation de *βράτραχος, *βράτρος (« criard »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
βάτραχοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
βατράχω (dual nominative)
βάτραχε (singular vocative)
βάτραχοι (singular vocative)
βατράχω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
βάτραχον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
βατράχους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
βατράχω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
βατράχου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
βατράχων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
βατράχοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
βατράχῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
βατράχοις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
βατράχοιν (dual dative)

βάτραχος, bátrakhos

Βάτραχοι, Les Grenouilles, titre d'une comédie d'Aristophane.

βατράχοιςοἰνοχοεῖν, verser du vin aux grenouilles : faire quelque chose qui n'est pas demandé.


κύων

De l’indo-européen commun *ḱwṓ, qui a également donné श्वन् śvan en sanskrit, canis en latin, et hund en anglo-saxon (→ voir hound en anglais moderne).

ὁ/ἡ (singular nominative)
οἱ/αἱ (plural nominative)
κύνες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
κύνε (dual nominative)
κύον (singular vocative)
κύνες (singular vocative)
κύνε (plural vocative)
τὸν/τὴν (singular accusative)
κύνα (singular accusative)
τοὺς/τὰς (plural accusative)
κύνας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
κύνε (dual accusative)
τοῦ/τῆς (singular genitive)
κυνός (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
κυνῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
κυνοῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ/τῇ (singular dative)
κυνί (singular dative)
τοῖς/ταῖς (plural dative)
κυσί(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
κυνοῖν (dual dative)

Μὴ δῶτε τὸ ἅγιον τοῖς κυσὶν μηδὲ βάλητε τοὺς μαργαρίτας ὑμῶν ἔμπροσθεν τῶν χοίρων, μήποτε καταπατήσουσιν αὐτοὺς ἐν τοῖς ποσὶν αὐτῶν καὶ στραφέντες ῥήξωσιν ὑμᾶς.

Ne donnez pas les choses saintes aux chiens, et ne jetez pas vos perles devant les pourceaux, de peur qu’ils ne les foulent aux pieds, ne se retournent et ne vous déchirent.


αἴλουρος

Par étymologie populaire, analysé comme le composé de αἰόλος, aiólos et de οὐρά, ourá, littéralement « qui meut sans cesse de la queue », rapproché par certains du latin viverra (« furet »).

ὁ/ἡ (singular nominative)
οἱ/αἱ (plural nominative)
αἴλουροι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
αἰλούρω (dual nominative)
αἴλουρε (singular vocative)
αἴλουροι (singular vocative)
αἰλούρω (plural vocative)
τὸν/τὴν (singular accusative)
αἴλουρον (singular accusative)
τοὺς/τὰς (plural accusative)
αἰλούρους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
αἰλούρω (dual accusative)
τοῦ/τῆς (singular genitive)
αἰλούρου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
αἰλούρων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
αἰλούροιν (dual genitive)
τῷ/τῇ (singular dative)
αἰλούρῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς/ταῖς (plural dative)
αἰλούροις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
αἰλούροιν (dual dative)

αἴλουρος, aílouros

Ὁ μῦς ἔδεται ὑπὸ τοῦ αἰλούρου.


γαλέη

Étymologie manquante ou incomplète. Si vous la connaissez, vous pouvez l’ajouter en cliquant ici.
Apparenté au latin glis (« loir »). Référence nécessaire

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
γαλέαι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
γαλέα (dual nominative)
γαλέαι (singular vocative)
γαλέα (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
γαλέην (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
γαλέας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
γαλέα (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
γαλέης (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
γαλεῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
γαλέαιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
γαλέῃ (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
γαλέαις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
γαλέαιν (dual dative)

γαλέη, galéê

Μῦς ποτε διψαλέος γαλέης κίνδυνον ἀλύξας πλησίον ἐν λίμνηι λίχνον παρέθηκε γένειον, ὕδατι τερπόμενος μελιηδέϊ·

Jadis un rat altéré, qui fuyait une altière belette, laissait tremper ses moustaches non loin dans l'eau d'une mare, et goûtait la douceur du courant. — (Traduction de Giacomo Leopardi et Philippe Brunet, La Batrachomyomachie d'Homère, éditions Allia, 1998, pages 34-35.)

Différents animaux carnivores.
Putois, martre ou fouine.

Αἱ γαλέαι μαλακώς χρήζοντι καθεύδειν.

Les chats aiment à dormir sur le doux ! — (Traduction de Philippe-Ernest Legrand, Bucoliques grecs. Tome I : Théocrite, Les Belles Lettres, CUF, 1925, pages 121-122.)


ἵππος

Du proto-grec *íkkʷos lui-même issu de l’indo-européen commun *h₁éḱwos.

ὁ/ἡ (singular nominative)
οἱ/αἱ (plural nominative)
ἵπποι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ἵππω (dual nominative)
ἵππε (singular vocative)
ἵπποι (singular vocative)
ἵππω (plural vocative)
τὸν/τὴν (singular accusative)
ἵππον (singular accusative)
τοὺς/τὰς (plural accusative)
ἵππους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ἵππω (dual accusative)
τοῦ/τῆς (singular genitive)
ἵππου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ἵππων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ἵπποιν (dual genitive)
τῷ/τῇ (singular dative)
ἵππῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς/ταῖς (plural dative)
ἵπποις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ἵπποιν (dual dative)

ἵππος, híppos

Cheval (de trait, de course, de combat…), jument.

ἐξ ἵππων βῆσαι


νάρκη

Apparenté à narrow, s-nare en anglais, de l’indo-européen commun *ner- (« tourner, rouler »).

νάρκη, nárkê


κροκόδειλος

Peut-être composé de κρόκη, krókê (« galet ») (voir κροκάλη « rivage, plage ») et δρεῖλος, δρῖλος, dreilos, drilos (« ver de terre »).

κροκόδειλος, krokódeilos


Σφίγξ

Une étymologie populaire rattache ce nom au verbe σφίγγω, sphíngō (« étrangler »).

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
Σφίγγες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
Σφίγγε (dual nominative)
Σφίγγες (singular vocative)
Σφίγγε (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
Σφίγγα (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
Σφίγγας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
Σφίγγε (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
Σφιγγός (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
Σφιγγῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
Σφιγγοῖν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
Σφιγγί (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
Σφιγξί(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
Σφιγγοῖν (dual dative)

Σφίγξ, Sphínx


μῦς

De l’indo-européen commun *muh₂s qui a également donné mūs en latin, मूष् mūṣ en sanskrit, մուկն mukn en arménien ancien et mūs en anglo-saxon (voir mouse en anglais moderne).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
μύες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
μύε (dual nominative)
μύ (singular vocative)
μύες (singular vocative)
μύε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
μῦν (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
μύε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
μύος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
μύων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
μύοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
μύϊ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
μύσι(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
μύοιν (dual dative)

Ὁ μῦς ἔδεται ὑπὸ τοῦ αἰλούρου.


βοῦς

Apparenté au latin bos, bovis, de l’indo-européen commun *gʷōws (« bovin »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
βόες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
βόε (dual nominative)
βοῦ (singular vocative)
βόες (singular vocative)
βόε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
βοῦν (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
βόε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
βοός (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
βοῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
βοοῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
βοΐ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
βουσί(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
βοοῖν (dual dative)

(Proverbial)βοῦς ἐπὶ γλώσσηι βέβηκε, avoir un bœuf sur la langue : se taire, garder un lourd secret.

parfois féminin, même pour désigner un bovin mâle


ἥμερος

Étymologie incertaine. Peut-être apparenté au latin emo, de l’indo-européen commun *em- (« prendre »).

ἡμέρα (singular masculine nominative)
ἥμερον (singular feminine nominative)
ἥμερε (singular masculine vocative)
ἡμέρα (singular masculine vocative)
ἥμερον (singular feminine vocative)
ἥμερον (singular masculine accusative)
ἡμέραν (singular masculine accusative)
ἥμερον (singular feminine accusative)
ἡμέρου (singular masculine genitive)
ἡμέρας (singular masculine genitive)
ἡμέρου (singular feminine genitive)
ἡμέρῳ (singular masculine dative)
ἡμέρᾳ (singular masculine dative)
ἡμέρῳ (singular feminine dative)
ἡμέρω (singular masculine dual masculine nominative)
ἡμέρω (singular masculine dual masculine nominative)
ἡμέρω (singular feminine dual feminine nominative)
ἡμέρω (singular masculine dual masculine vocative)
ἡμέρω (singular masculine dual masculine vocative)
ἡμέρω (singular feminine dual feminine vocative)
ἡμέρω (singular masculine dual masculine accusative)
ἡμέρω (singular masculine dual masculine accusative)
ἡμέρω (singular feminine dual feminine accusative)
ἡμέροιν (singular masculine dual masculine genitive)
ἡμέραιν (singular masculine dual masculine genitive)
ἡμέροιν (singular feminine dual feminine genitive)
ἡμέροιν (singular masculine dual masculine dative)
ἡμέραιν (singular masculine dual masculine dative)
ἡμέροιν (singular feminine dual feminine dative)
ἥμεροι (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine nominative)
ἥμεραι (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine nominative)
ἥμερα (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine nominative)
ἥμεροι (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine vocative)
ἥμεραι (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine vocative)
ἥμερα (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine vocative)
ἡμέρους (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine accusative)
ἡμέρας (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine accusative)
ἥμερα (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine accusative)
ἡμέρων (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine genitive)
ἡμέρων (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine genitive)
ἡμέρων (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine genitive)
ἡμέροις (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine dative)
ἡμέραις (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine dative)
ἡμέροις (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine dative)

Le féminin de l'adjectif a pour terminaison au nominatif singulier, soit ος, soit α.

ἥμερος, êmeros


θώς

ὁ/ἡ (singular nominative)
οἱ/αἱ (plural nominative)
θῶες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
θῶε (dual nominative)
θῶες (singular vocative)
θῶε (plural vocative)
τὸν/τὴν (singular accusative)
θῶᾰ (singular accusative)
τοὺς/τὰς (plural accusative)
θῶᾰς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
θῶε (dual accusative)
τοῦ/τῆς (singular genitive)
θωός (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
θώων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
θωοῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ/τῇ (singular dative)
θωί (singular dative)
τοῖς/ταῖς (plural dative)
θωσί(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
θωοῖν (dual dative)

ὢ πόποι ἦ μέγα θαῦμα τόδ’ ὀφθαλμοῖσιν ὁρῶμαι
δεινόν, ὃ οὔ ποτ’ ἔγωγε τελευτήσεσθαι ἔφασκον,
Τρῶας ἐφ’ ἡμετέρας ἰέναι νέας, οἳ τὸ πάρος περ
φυζακινῇς ἐλάφοισιν ἐοίκεσαν, αἵ τε καθ’ ὕλην
θώων παρδαλίων τε λύκων τ’ ἤϊα πέλονται
αὔτως ἠλάσκουσαι ἀνάλκιδες, οὐδ’ ἔπι χάρμη.


λυκοπάνθηρ

Composé de λύκος, lýkos (« loup ») et de πάνθηρ, pánthēr (« panthère »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
λυκοπάνθηρες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
λυκοπάνθηρε (dual nominative)
λυκοπάνθηρες (singular vocative)
λυκοπάνθηρε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
λυκοπάνθηρα (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
λυκοπάνθηρας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
λυκοπάνθηρε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
λυκοπάνθηρος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
λυκοπανθήρων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
λυκοπανθήροιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
λυκοπάνθηρι (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
λυκοπάνθηρι(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
λυκοπανθήροιν (dual dative)

λυκοπάνθηρ, lykopánthēr


σκύλαξ

Étymologie discutée :
:# de σκύλλω, skúllô (« troubler, déchirer »)« σκύλαξ », dans Henry Liddell, Robert Scott, An Intermediate Greek-English Lexicon, Harper & Brothers, New York, 1889 → consulter cet ouvrage ;
:# avec le sens de « petit jappeur, petit aboyeur », équivalent du dérivé de καλέω, kaléô (« appeler »), avec le préfixe σ-, s- ; apparenté au polonais skolić (« aboyer, japper »), à këlysh (« petit animal ») en albanais.

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
σκύλακες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
σκύλακε (dual nominative)
σκύλακες (singular vocative)
σκύλακε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
σκύλακα (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
σκύλακας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
σκύλακε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
σκύλακος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
σκυλάκων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
σκυλάκοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
σκύλακι (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
σκυλάκεσσι (plural dative)
σκυλάκεσσιν (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
σκυλάκοιν (dual dative)

σκύλαξ, skúlax

κύων ἀμαλῇσι περὶ σκυλάκεσσι βεβῶσα.


λυκάνθρωπος

Composé de λύκος, lýkos (« loup ») et de ἄνθρωπος, ánthrōpos (« homme »), littéralement « homme-loup ».

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
λυκάνθρωποι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
λυκανθρώπω (dual nominative)
λυκάνθρωπε (singular vocative)
λυκάνθρωποι (singular vocative)
λυκανθρώπω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
λυκάνθρωπον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
λυκανθρώπους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
λυκανθρώπω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
λυκανθρώπου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
λυκανθρώπων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
λυκανθρώποιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
λυκανθρώπῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
λυκανθρώποις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
λυκανθρώποιν (dual dative)

λυκάνθρωπος, lykánthrōpos


ὕδρα

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
ὕδραι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ὕδραι (singular vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
ὕδραν (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
ὕδρας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
ὕδρας (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ὑδρῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ὕδραιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
ὕδρᾳ (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
ὕδραις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ὕδραιν (dual dative)

ὕδρα Λερναία, l’hydre de Lerne à 7 têtes, qui renaissaient, 2 pour une, à mesure qu’on les coupait.


ταῦρος

De l’indo-européen commun *táwros qui a également donné taurus en latin, tur (« bovin ») en tchèque, тур, tur (« auroch ») en russe et stēor en anglo-saxon (→ voir steer en anglais moderne).

Le sens étymologique parait être « gros bovin (mâle), bœuf gras » ; il est employé de façon adjectivale dans ταῦρος βοῦς, taûros boûs. De là les sens de « chose enflée, ronde, turgescente, etc. » ; voir τυρός, tyrós (« fromage ») et βούτυρον, boútyron (« beurre, gras de bovin »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
ταῦροι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ταύρω (dual nominative)
ταῦρε (singular vocative)
ταῦροι (singular vocative)
ταύρω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
ταῦρον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
ταύρους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ταύρω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
ταύρου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ταύρων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ταύροιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
ταύρῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
ταύροις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ταύροιν (dual dative)

ταῦρος, taûros

καὶ Δαμαίῳ μιν θύων ταῦρον ἀργάεντα πατρὶ δεῖξον


κῆπος

Apparenté à Hufe, Hube (« lopin ») en allemand, kopsht (« jardin ») en albanais, de l’indo-européen commun *kap- (« lopin »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
κῆποι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
κήπω (dual nominative)
κῆπε (singular vocative)
κῆποι (singular vocative)
κήπω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
κῆπον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
κήπους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
κήπω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
κήπου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
κήπων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
κήποιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
κήπῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
κήποις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
κήποιν (dual dative)

κῆπος, kễpos


χαμαιλέων

De χαμαί, khamaí (« à terre ») et λέων, léôn (« lion »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
χαμαιλέοντες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
χαμαιλέοντε (dual nominative)
χαμαιλέοντες (singular vocative)
χαμαιλέοντε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
χαμαιλέοντα (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
χαμαιλέοντας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
χαμαιλέοντε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
χαμαιλέοντος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
χαμαιλεόντων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
χαμαιλεόντοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
χαμαιλέοντι (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
χαμαιλέουσι(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
χαμαιλεόντοιν (dual dative)

χαμαιλέων, khamailéôn


ῥόμβος

Du verbe ῥέμβω, rhémbō (« tourner, errer ça et là »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
ῥόμβοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ῥόμβω (dual nominative)
ῥόμβε (singular vocative)
ῥόμβοι (singular vocative)
ῥόμβω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
ῥόμβον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
ῥόμβους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ῥόμβω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
ῥόμβου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ῥόμβων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ῥόμβοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
ῥόμβῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
ῥόμβοις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ῥόμβοιν (dual dative)

ῥόμβος, rhómbos

Tout objet de forme circulaire ou tournant.


ἔχιδνα

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
ἔχιδναι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ἐχίδνα (dual nominative)
ἔχιδναι (singular vocative)
ἐχίδνα (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
ἔχιδναν (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
ἐχίδνας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ἐχίδνα (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
ἐχίδνης (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ἐχιδνῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ἐχίδναιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
ἐχίδνῃ (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
ἐχίδναις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ἐχίδναιν (dual dative)

ἔχιδνα, ékhidna


αἴξ

Avec le sens de « animal bondissant », probablement de ἀίσσω, aíssô (« bondir »).

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
αἶγες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
αἶγε (dual nominative)
αἶγες (singular vocative)
αἶγε (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
αἶγᾰ (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
αἶγᾰς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
αἶγε (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
αἰγός (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
αἰγῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
αἰγοῖν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
αἰγί (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
αἰξί(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
αἰγοῖν (dual dative)

Τὴν αἶγα ὁ τράγος ἀγαπᾷ.


ἀμνός

De l’indo-européen commun *h₂egʷʰno- qui a également donné agnus en latin, агнѧ agnę en vieux slave, et ēanian en vieil anglais. (→ voir yean en anglais moderne)

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
ἀμνοί (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ἀμνώ (dual nominative)
ἀμνέ (singular vocative)
ἀμνοί (singular vocative)
ἀμνώ (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
ἀμνόν (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
ἀμνούς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ἀμνώ (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
ἀμνοῦ (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ἀμνῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ἀμνοῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
ἀμνῷ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
ἀμνοῖς (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ἀμνοῖν (dual dative)

ἀμνός, amnós


κοτύλη

Apparenté au latin catinus, de l’indo-européen commun *kot- (« creux, habitation ») → voir cotage.


νυκτερίς

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
νυκτερίδες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
νυκτερίδε (dual nominative)
νυκτερί (singular vocative)
νυκτερίδες (singular vocative)
νυκτερίδε (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
νυκτερίδα (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
νυκτερίδας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
νυκτερίδε (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
νυκτερίδος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
νυκτερίδων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
νυκτερίδοιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
νυκτερίδι (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
νυκτερίσι(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
νυκτερίδοιν (dual dative)

νυκτερίς, nukterís


κάμηλος

D’origine sémitique. À comparer avec l’arabe جمل jamal et l’hébreu גמל gāmāl.

ὁ/ἡ (singular nominative)
οἱ/αἱ (plural nominative)
κάμηλοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
κᾰμήλω (dual nominative)
κάμηλε (singular vocative)
κάμηλοι (singular vocative)
κᾰμήλω (plural vocative)
τὸν/τὴν (singular accusative)
κάμηλον (singular accusative)
τοὺς/τὰς (plural accusative)
κᾰμήλους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
κᾰμήλω (dual accusative)
τοῦ/τῆς (singular genitive)
κᾰμήλου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
κᾰμήλων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
κᾰμήλοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ/τῇ (singular dative)
κᾰμήλῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς/ταῖς (plural dative)
κᾰμήλοιν (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
κᾰμήλοιν (dual dative)

κάμηλος, kámêlos


περιστερός

→ voir περιστερά.

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
περιστεροί (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
περιστερώ (dual nominative)
περιστερέ (singular vocative)
περιστεροί (singular vocative)
περιστερώ (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
περιστερόν (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
περιστερούς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
περιστερώ (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
περιστεροῦ (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
περιστερῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
περιστεροῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
περιστερῷ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
περιστεροῖς (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
περιστεροῖν (dual dative)

περιστερός, peristerós

Pigeon, colombe. (Pour un mâle de ces espèces.)


πάρδαλις

D’origine obscure. À comparer avec pwrđnk en sogdien, پړانګ pṛāng en pashto, پلنگ palang en persan, et पृदाकु pṛ́dāku en sanskrit. Voir aussi πάνθηρ pánthêr.

ἡ (singular nominative)
πάρδᾰλῐς (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
παρδάλεις (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
παρδάλει (dual nominative)
πάρδᾰλῐ (singular vocative)
παρδάλεις (singular vocative)
παρδάλει (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
πάρδᾰλῐν (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
παρδάλεις (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
παρδάλει (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
παρδάλεως (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
παρδάλεων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
παρδᾰλέοιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
παρδάλει (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
παρδάλεσῐ(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
παρδᾰλέοιν (dual dative)

πάρδαλις, párdalis


πάνθηρ

D’origine obscure. À comparer avec पुण्डरीक puṇḍárīka en sanskrit. Voir aussi πάρδος, párdos, πάρδαλις, párdalis.

Une étymologie populaire le dérive de πᾶν, pan (« tout ») et θήρ, thêr (« bête »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
πάνθηρες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
πάνθηρε (dual nominative)
πάνθηρες (singular vocative)
πάνθηρε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
πάνθηρᾰ (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
πάνθηρᾰς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
πάνθηρε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
πάνθηρος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
πανθήρων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
πανθήροιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
πάνθηρῐ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
πάνθησῐ(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
πανθήροιν (dual dative)


λύγξ

(Animal) Avec nasalisation du radical, apparenté au latin lux (« lumière »), à Luchs (« lynx ») en allemand, au slavon *rysь (« lynx », voir rys en tchèque) ; le sens original est probablement « fauve, animal au pelage clair » .

ὁ/ἡ (singular nominative)
οἱ/αἱ (plural nominative)
λύγκες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
λύγκε (dual nominative)
λύγκες (singular vocative)
λύγκε (plural vocative)
τὸν/τὴν (singular accusative)
λύγκᾰ (singular accusative)
τοὺς/τὰς (plural accusative)
λύγκᾰς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
λύγκε (dual accusative)
τοῦ/τῆς (singular genitive)
λυγκός (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
λυγκῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
λυγκοῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ/τῇ (singular dative)
λυγκί (singular dative)
τοῖς/ταῖς (plural dative)
λυγξί(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
λυγκοῖν (dual dative)


δράκων

De δρακεῖν, drakeîn (« voir clair ») ; voir δράκος, drákos (« œil »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
δράκοντες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
δράκοντε (dual nominative)
δράκοντες (singular vocative)
δράκοντε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
δράκοντα (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
δράκοντας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
δράκοντε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
δράκοντος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
δρακόντων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
δρακόντοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
δράκοντι (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
δράκουσι(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
δρακόντοιν (dual dative)
δράκαινα

δράκων, drákōn


γρύψ

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
γρῦπες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
γρῦπε (dual nominative)
γρῦπες (singular vocative)
γρῦπε (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
γρῦπα (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
γρῦπα (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
γρῦπε (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
γρυπός (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
γρυπῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
γρυποῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
γρυπί (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
γρυψί(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
γρυποῖν (dual dative)


γαλῆ

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
γαλαῖ (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
γαλεώ (dual nominative)
γαλαῖ (singular vocative)
γαλεώ (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
γαλῆν (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
γαλέας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
γαλεώ (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
γαλῆς (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
γαλεῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
γαλεοῖν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
γαλῇ (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
γαλέαις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
γαλεοῖν (dual dative)

Εἰσὶ δὲ καὶ γαλαῖ ἐν τῷ σιλφίῳ γινόμεναι τῇσι Ταρτησσίῃσι ὁμοιόταται.

Il naît outre cela, dans le Silphium, des belettes qui ressemblent à celles de Tartessus. — (Traduction de Pierre-Henri Larcher, Histoire d'Hérodote, livre IV, Charpentier, 1850.)

Ὄφις δὲ γαλῇ καὶ ὑῒ πολέμιον, τῇ μέν γαλῇ, κατ' οἰκίαν ὅταν ὦσιν ἀμφότερα· ἀπὸ γὰρ τῶν αὐτῶν ζῶσιν·

Le serpent est l'ennemi de la belette et du cochon : de la belette, lorsqu'ils sont tous deux familiers d'une maison, car ils vivent alors sur le même fonds […] — (Traduction de Pierre Louis, Histoire des animaux. Tome III : Livres VIII-X, Les Belles Lettres, CUF, 1969, page 68.)

Aristote, Histoire des animaux, IX, 1, 28-30.


μυγαλῆ

Mot composé de μῦς, mûs (« souris ») et de γαλῆ, galễ (« belette »).

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
μυγαλαῖ (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
μυγαλεώ (dual nominative)
μυγαλαῖ (singular vocative)
μυγαλεώ (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
μυγαλῆν (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
μυγαλέας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
μυγαλεώ (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
μυγαλῆς (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
μυγαλεῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
μυγαλεοῖν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
μυγαλῇ (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
μυγαλέαις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
μυγαλεοῖν (dual dative)

μυγαλῆ, mugalễ


κόνικλος

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
κόνικλοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
κονίκλω (dual nominative)
κόνικλε (singular vocative)
κόνικλοι (singular vocative)
κονίκλω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
κόνικλον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
κονίκλους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
κονίκλω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
κονίκλου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
κονίκλων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
κονίκλοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
κονίκλῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
κονίκλοις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
κονίκλοιν (dual dative)


ἱππόκαμπος

Composé de ἵππος, híppos (« cheval ») et de κάμπος, kámpos (« monstre marin »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
ἱππόκαμποι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ἱπποκάμπω (dual nominative)
ἱππόκαμπε (singular vocative)
ἱππόκαμποι (singular vocative)
ἱπποκάμπω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
ἱππόκαμπον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
ἱπποκάμπους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ἱπποκάμπω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
ἱπποκάμπου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ἱπποκάμπων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ἱπποκάμποιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
ἱπποκάμπῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
ἱπποκάμποις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ἱπποκάμποιν (dual dative)


δρομάς

Voir δρόμος.

δρομάς, dromás

δρομάςκάμηλος, chameau qui court.


φώκη

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
φῶκαι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
φώκα (dual nominative)
φῶκαι (singular vocative)
φώκα (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
φώκην (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
φώκας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
φώκα (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
φώκης (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
φωκῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
φώκαιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
φώκῃ (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
φώκαις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
φώκαιν (dual dative)

*\pʰɔ̌ː.kɛː\


κῆτος

Apparenté à κύτος, kútos (« creux, carène »), de l’indo-européen commun *k̂eu- (« enfler »).

κῆτος, kêtos

Cétacé, gros animal marin : baleine, dauphin, thon, etc.

δελφῖνάς τε κύνας τε καὶ εἴ ποθι μεῖζον ἑλῃσι κῆτος


φοινικόπτερος

Mot composé de φοῖνιξ, phoînix (« rouge écarlate, pourpre ») et de πτερόν, pterón (« aile »).

φοινικόπτερος, phoinikópteros


τάρανδος

Peut-être du proto-finno-ougrien *šardo, *šardō ou *šordō. Il n'existe apparemment aucun lien avec le mot ταῦρος, taûros (« taureau »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
τάρανδοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ταράνδω (dual nominative)
τάρανδε (singular vocative)
τάρανδοι (singular vocative)
ταράνδω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
τάρανδον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
ταράνδους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ταράνδω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
ταράνδου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ταράνδων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ταράνδοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
ταράνδῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
ταράνδοις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ταράνδοιν (dual dative)

Renne ou élan, bête pourvue de bois venue du pays scythe, aussi appelé ἔλαφος πλατυκέρως.


δορκάς

Par étymologie populaire apparenté à δέρκομαι, dérkomai avec le sens de « cervidé aux grands yeux » ; de l’indo-européen commun *iorkos et apparenté à yourcʼh (« chevreuil ») en breton, iwrch en gallois, hircus (« bouc »).

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
δορκάδες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
δορκάδε (dual nominative)
δορκάδες (singular vocative)
δορκάδε (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
δορκάδα (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
δορκάδας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
δορκάδε (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
δορκάδος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
δορκάδων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
δορκάδοιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
δορκάδι (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
δορκάσι(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
δορκάδοιν (dual dative)

δορκάς, dorkás


περισσός

περισσή (singular masculine nominative)
περισσόν (singular feminine nominative)
περισσέ (singular masculine vocative)
περισσή (singular masculine vocative)
περισσόν (singular feminine vocative)
περισσόν (singular masculine accusative)
περισσήν (singular masculine accusative)
περισσόν (singular feminine accusative)
περισσοῦ (singular masculine genitive)
περισσῆς (singular masculine genitive)
περισσοῦ (singular feminine genitive)
περισσῷ (singular masculine dative)
περισσῇ (singular masculine dative)
περισσῷ (singular feminine dative)
περισσώ (singular masculine dual masculine nominative)
περισσά (singular masculine dual masculine nominative)
περισσώ (singular feminine dual feminine nominative)
περισσώ (singular masculine dual masculine vocative)
περισσά (singular masculine dual masculine vocative)
περισσώ (singular feminine dual feminine vocative)
περισσώ (singular masculine dual masculine accusative)
περισσά (singular masculine dual masculine accusative)
περισσώ (singular feminine dual feminine accusative)
περισσοῖν (singular masculine dual masculine genitive)
περισσαῖν (singular masculine dual masculine genitive)
περισσοῖν (singular feminine dual feminine genitive)
περισσοῖν (singular masculine dual masculine dative)
περισσαῖν (singular masculine dual masculine dative)
περισσοῖν (singular feminine dual feminine dative)
περισσοί (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine nominative)
περισσαί (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine nominative)
περισσά (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine nominative)
περισσοί (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine vocative)
περισσαί (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine vocative)
περισσά (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine vocative)
περισσούς (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine accusative)
περισσάς (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine accusative)
περισσά (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine accusative)
περισσῶν (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine genitive)
περισσῶν (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine genitive)
περισσῶν (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine genitive)
περισσοῖς (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine dative)
περισσαῖς (singular masculine dual masculine plural masculine dative)
περισσοῖς (singular feminine dual feminine plural feminine dative)

Extraordinaire en grandeur, en grosseur, en beauté.

Remarquable, prodigieux, étrange, singulier.


κάπρος

Apparenté au latin caper, de l’indo-européen commun *kapro- (« animal mâle »).

κάπρος, kápros


δράκαινα

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
δράκαιναι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
δρακαίνα (dual nominative)
δράκαιναι (singular vocative)
δρακαίνα (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
δράκαιναν (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
δρακαίνας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
δρακαίνα (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
δρακαίνης (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
δρακαινῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
δρακαίναιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
δρακαίνῃ (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
δρακαίναις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
δρακαίναιν (dual dative)
δράκων

δράκαινα, drákaina


σκώληξ

σκώληξ, skôlêx


ἰταλός

Origine incertaine, plusieurs étymologies sont avancées :
:* Apparenté au latin vitulus (« bouvillon »), de ἔτος, étos (« année »), que l’on retrouve dans ἔταλον, étalon (« animal de l’année »).
:* De ἴτης, ítês (« qui marche en avant », « brave (comme le taureau) ») que l’on retrouve dans ἰταμός, itamós (« vif », « hardi »).

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
ἰταλοί (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
ἰταλώ (dual nominative)
ἰταλέ (singular vocative)
ἰταλοί (singular vocative)
ἰταλώ (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
ἰταλόν (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
ἰταλούς (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
ἰταλώ (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
ἰταλοῦ (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
ἰταλῶν (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
ἰταλοῖν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
ἰταλῷ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
ἰταλοῖς (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
ἰταλοῖν (dual dative)

ἰταλός, italós


πίννα

πίννα, pínna


πιννοτήρης

Mot composé de πίννα, pínna (« pinne marine ») et de τηρέω, têréô (« garder »).

πιννοτήρης, pinnotêrês


κτίλος

Dérivé du radical indo-européen commun *k̂Þei- (« établir ») qui donne aussi κτίζω, ktízo (« établir ») ; le lien sémantique est celui qui lie le latin domus (« maison ») et domitus (« dompté »).

κτίλος, ktílos


βούβαλις

βούβαλις, boúbalis


μόσχος

μόσχος, móskhos


γυρῖνος

Mot dérivé de γυρός, gyrós (« rond »), avec le suffixe -ινος, -inos.

ὁ (singular nominative)
οἱ (plural nominative)
γυρῖνοι (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
γυρίνω (dual nominative)
γυρῖνε (singular vocative)
γυρῖνοι (singular vocative)
γυρίνω (plural vocative)
τὸν (singular accusative)
γυρῖνον (singular accusative)
τοὺς (plural accusative)
γυρίνους (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
γυρίνω (dual accusative)
τοῦ (singular genitive)
γυρίνου (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
γυρίνων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
γυρίνοιν (dual genitive)
τῷ (singular dative)
γυρίνῳ (singular dative)
τοῖς (plural dative)
γυρίνοις (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
γυρίνοιν (dual dative)

γυρῖνος, gyrînos


βατράχιον

βατράχιον, batrákhion


καρίς

De même radical *kar- que κάραβος, kárabos (« crabe »).

ἡ (singular nominative)
αἱ (plural nominative)
καρίδες (plural nominative)
τὼ (dual nominative)
καρίδε (dual nominative)
καρί (singular vocative)
καρίδες (singular vocative)
καρίδε (plural vocative)
τὴν (singular accusative)
καρίδα (singular accusative)
τὰς (plural accusative)
καρίδας (plural accusative)
τὼ (dual accusative)
καρίδε (dual accusative)
τῆς (singular genitive)
καρίδος (singular genitive)
τῶν (plural genitive)
καρίδων (plural genitive)
τοῖν (dual genitive)
καρίδοιν (dual genitive)
τῇ (singular dative)
καρίδι (singular dative)
ταῖς (plural dative)
καρίσι(ν) (plural dative)
τοῖν (dual dative)
καρίδοιν (dual dative)

καρίς, karís


γρῦλος

D’une onomatopée γρῦ, grŷ qui l’apparente à γρύζω, grýzō (« grogner »), au latin grunnio (« grogner »).

γρῦλος, grŷlos


ὄρυξ

Déverbal de ὀρύσσω, orússô (« creuser »).

Oryx, antilope aux cornes pointues comme un pic.


ἡμίονος

Mot composé de ἥμισυς, hêmisus et de ὄνος, ónos, littéralement « demi-âne ».

ἡμίονος, hêmíonos


προβάτιον

Diminutif de πρόβατον, próbaton (« ovin »).

προβάτιον, probátion


γρυπάετος

Mot composé de γρύψ, grýps (« griffon ») et de ἀετός, aetós (« aigle »).

γρυπάετος, grypáetos


κόττος

κόττος, kóttos


δάμαλις

De δαμάζω, damázô (« domestiquer ») : « animal domestique ».

δάμαλις, dámalis


σκύμνος

σκύμνος, skúmnos


λάταξ

Apparenté au latin latex, au gallois llaith (« humide »), de l’indo-européen commun *lat- (« mouillé, humide »).

λάταξ, látax

Mammifère aquatique, peut-être le castor.