Difference between revisions of "Korone"
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| − | κορώνη /korṓnē/ "a sea-bird, possibly shearwater". 2. "crow, including the hooded crow ''Corvus'' ''cornix'' and prob. also the rook, ''C. corone''" | + | κορώνη /korṓnē/ "a sea-bird, possibly shearwater". 2. "crow, including the hooded crow ''Corvus'' ''cornix'' and prob. also the rook, ''C. corone''" (LSJ). |
Latin ''cornix'' and Greek κορώνη /korṓnē/ as ''corone'' have survived into zoological Latin. | Latin ''cornix'' and Greek κορώνη /korṓnē/ as ''corone'' have survived into zoological Latin. | ||
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Revision as of 15:03, 15 January 2013
Korone grece cornix.
Translation:
Korone is the Greek word for Latin cornix {"crow"}.
Commentary:
κορώνη /korṓnē/ "a sea-bird, possibly shearwater". 2. "crow, including the hooded crow Corvus cornix and prob. also the rook, C. corone" (LSJ).
Latin cornix and Greek κορώνη /korṓnē/ as corone have survived into zoological Latin.
