wyvern in Irish
wyvern in Irish is vuibhearn — wyvern means a mythical winged creature with two legs and often a spiked tail, resembling a dragon.
wyvern in Irish
vuibhearn
(heraldiccharge, mythology, fantasy) A draconian creature possessing wings, only two legs and usually a barbed tail.
What does "wyvern" mean?
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noun A mythical winged creature with two legs and often a spiked tail, resembling a dragon.
"Above the shield was the well-known Midland crest of a legless wyvern (a wyvern normally has two legs)."
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- Above the shield was the well-known Midland crest of a legless wyvern (a wyvern normally has two legs).
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What is "wyvern" in Irish?
"wyvern" in Irish is vuibhearn. wyvern means: A mythical winged creature with two legs and often a spiked tail, resembling a dragon.
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