Reynard in Latin
Reynard in Latin is Renartus — Reynard means a traditional name for the fox, especially in old European fables and folklore.
Reynard in Latin
Renartus
(literary, poetic) A name in European folklore for the red fox.
What does "Reynard" mean?
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noun A traditional name for the fox, especially in old European fables and folklore.
"In the old fable, Reynard the fox tricks every other animal in the forest."
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name A male given name and surname, ultimately from Germanic words meaning "strong in counsel."
"Reynard is an old family name on his mother's side."
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Reynard in a sentence
- In the old fable, Reynard the fox tricks every other animal in the forest.
- Reynard is an old family name on his mother's side.
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What is "Reynard" in Latin?
"Reynard" in Latin is Renartus. Reynard means: A traditional name for the fox, especially in old European fables and folklore.
How do you use "Reynard" in a sentence?
Example: "In the old fable, Reynard the fox tricks every other animal in the forest." In Latin, "Reynard" is Renartus.
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