See cuniculus in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"word": "coniglio"
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"word": "couniéu"
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"word": "coelho"
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"lang": "Sicilien",
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"word": "cunigghiu"
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"Mot ibère d'après Pline, qui donne κόνικλος, κύνικλος en grec ancien. Le sens étymologique, comme en témoignent les dérivés, est aussi « petite galerie souterraine, mine » ; → voir canalis."
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"lang_code": "la",
"pos": "noun",
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"word": "cunīclus"
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"translation": "terrier",
"word": "cuniculum"
}
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"ref": "Pline, Naturalis Historia",
"text": "leporum generis sunt et quos Hispania cuniculos appellat, fecunditatis innumerae famemque Baliarum insulis populatis messibus adferentis. Fetus ventri exectos vel uberibus ablatos, non repurgatis interaneis, gratissimo in cibatu habent, laurices vocant.",
"translation": "Au genre lièvre appartiennent aussi les animaux nommés en Espagne cuniculi (lapins) ; leur fécondité est extraordinaire, et ils affament les îles Baléares en dévastant les moissons. Les petits tirés du ventre de la mère ou enlevés à la mamelle, sans être vidés sont regardés comme un mets très-agréable; c'est ce qu'on nomme laurices. — (traduction)"
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"Trou de lapin, terrier."
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"text": "Operum fuit omnium longe maximum ac laboriosissimum cuniculus in arcem hostium agi coeptus.",
"translation": "De tous les ouvrages, le plus long et le plus pénible était un souterrain qu’il faisait conduire sous la citadelle des ennemis. — (traduction)"
}
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"Conduit souterrain, souterrain, cavité souterraine, conduit, cavité, creux, galerie de mine, mine, sape."
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"word": "connin"
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"lang": "Français",
"lang_code": "fr",
"word": "cuniculture"
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"lang": "Français",
"lang_code": "fr",
"word": "cuniculiculture"
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"lang_code": "is",
"word": "kanína"
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"lang": "Italien",
"lang_code": "it",
"word": "coniglio"
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"word": "konijn"
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"word": "conilh"
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"word": "couniéu"
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"word": "coelho"
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"word": "cunigghiu"
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"Mot ibère d'après Pline, qui donne κόνικλος, κύνικλος en grec ancien. Le sens étymologique, comme en témoignent les dérivés, est aussi « petite galerie souterraine, mine » ; → voir canalis."
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"pos": "noun",
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"text": "leporum generis sunt et quos Hispania cuniculos appellat, fecunditatis innumerae famemque Baliarum insulis populatis messibus adferentis. Fetus ventri exectos vel uberibus ablatos, non repurgatis interaneis, gratissimo in cibatu habent, laurices vocant.",
"translation": "Au genre lièvre appartiennent aussi les animaux nommés en Espagne cuniculi (lapins) ; leur fécondité est extraordinaire, et ils affament les îles Baléares en dévastant les moissons. Les petits tirés du ventre de la mère ou enlevés à la mamelle, sans être vidés sont regardés comme un mets très-agréable; c'est ce qu'on nomme laurices. — (traduction)"
}
],
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"Lapin."
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"mammalogy"
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"Trou de lapin, terrier."
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"ref": "Tite-Live, Ab Urbe Condita",
"text": "Operum fuit omnium longe maximum ac laboriosissimum cuniculus in arcem hostium agi coeptus.",
"translation": "De tous les ouvrages, le plus long et le plus pénible était un souterrain qu’il faisait conduire sous la citadelle des ennemis. — (traduction)"
}
],
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"Conduit souterrain, souterrain, cavité souterraine, conduit, cavité, creux, galerie de mine, mine, sape."
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"technical"
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"ref": "Cicéron",
"text": "quae res aperte petebatur, ea nunc occulte cuniculis oppugnatur."
}
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"glosses": [
"Moyens détournés."
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"figuratively",
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"ipa": "\\ku.ˈniː.ku.lus\\"
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