"bison" meaning in Latin

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  "etymology_texts": [
    "Emprunt au gotique 𐍅𐌹𐍃𐌰𐌽𐌳𐍃, wisands, au grec ancien βίσων, bísôn ou issu de l’indo-européen commun *veis-onto ^([1]) (« [animal] dont le musc sent ») ; voyez virus ou viscus pour des mots en latin issus de la première partie du radical et odor pour la seconde.",
    "De cette racine découle l'ancien haut allemand wisunt, wisant, l’allemand Wisent, le scandinave visundr, le vieux prussien wis-sambrs, le protoslave zo^brú (par chute de la nasalisation), d’où зубр, zubr, żubr en russe, tchèque et polonais."
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      "form": "bisontēs",
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      "form": "bisontem",
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      "form": "bisontēs",
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  "lang_code": "la",
  "pos": "noun",
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          "ref": "Isidore de Séville,Etym. XX, 14",
          "text": "Terra dives virum ac populis numerosis et inmanibus; unde et propter fecunditatem gignendorum populorum Germania dicta est. Gignit aves Hyrcanias, quarum pinnae nocte perlucent; bisontes quoque feras et uros atque alces parturit."
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      ],
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        "Aurochs."
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      "id": "fr-bison-la-noun-DnkQodLe"
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    {
      "word": "urus"
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    "masculine"
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  "word": "bison"
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    "Emprunt au gotique 𐍅𐌹𐍃𐌰𐌽𐌳𐍃, wisands, au grec ancien βίσων, bísôn ou issu de l’indo-européen commun *veis-onto ^([1]) (« [animal] dont le musc sent ») ; voyez virus ou viscus pour des mots en latin issus de la première partie du radical et odor pour la seconde.",
    "De cette racine découle l'ancien haut allemand wisunt, wisant, l’allemand Wisent, le scandinave visundr, le vieux prussien wis-sambrs, le protoslave zo^brú (par chute de la nasalisation), d’où зубр, zubr, żubr en russe, tchèque et polonais."
  ],
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      "form": "bisontēs",
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      "form": "bisontī",
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      "form": "bisontibus",
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  "word": "bison"
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