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reynard

/ˈreɪ.nɑːd/

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noun

/ˈreɪ.nɑːd/C2formal
  • ruТрадиционное имя лисы, происходящее из средневекового эпоса «Роман о Лисе», часто используемое в сказках и баснях.

A conventional name for a fox, originating from the medieval epic 'Reynard the Fox', often used in tales and fables.

uncountable · proper noun

  1. A conventional name for a foxC2formal

    A traditional name for a fox, especially in medieval European fables and folklore, most notably from the epic 'Reynard the Fox'.

    ruЛис

    • In the story, Reynard outwits the other animals with his clever tricks.
    • The character of Reynard is a cunning fox who often gets into trouble.
    • Medieval tales often feature Reynard as a symbol of slyness and wit.

    Synonymsfoxtod

Forms
  • reynards plural form
  • reynards' possessive plural form
  • reynard's possessive singular form
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