"lycaon" meaning in Latin

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Noun

IPA: \lyˈkaː.oːn\
Forms: lycaonēs [plural, nominative], lycaonēs [plural, vocative], lycaonem [singular, accusative], lycaonēs [plural, accusative], lycaonis [singular, genitive], lycaonum [plural, genitive], lycaonī [singular, dative], lycaonibus [plural, dative], lycaonĕ [singular, ablative], lycaonibus [plural, ablative]
  1. Lycaon.
    Sense id: fr-lycaon-la-noun-XeArt7YO Categories (other): Exemples en latin Topics: zoology
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Related terms: Lycaon
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