grey wolf

See also: gray wolf

English

a grey wolf

Noun

grey wolf (plural grey wolves)

A large grey wolf, Canis lupus, once found throughout forested areas of northern Europe, Asia and America; it shares a common ancestry with the domestic dog.

Synonyms

timber wolf

Hypernyms

wolf

Coordinate terms

Translations

a large grey wolf

Dutch: wolf (nl) m
Estonian: hunt (et), hall hunt, susi (et)
Finnish: susi (fi)
French: loup commun m, loup (fr)
German: Wolf (de) m
Irish: faolchú liath m
Italian: lupo (it) m
Japanese: タイリクオオカミ (ja) (tairiku ōkami), ハイイロオオカミ (ja) (haiiro ōkami)

Kurdish: gur (ku), gurg (ku)
Latin: lupus (la), Canis lupus m
Malay: serigala kelabu
Polish: wilk szary (pl) m
Portuguese: lobo cinzento m
Russian: волк (ru) m (volk)
Spanish: lobo (es) m
Turkish: boz kurt

Anagrams

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