Wolf

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1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.3 Verb 2 Dutch 2.4 Pronunciation 2.5 Noun 2.6 Related words 3 German 3.7 Pronunciation 3.8 Noun

English

1. A large wild canid, closely related to, and at times consanguineous to the Domestic dog. canis lupus. Wolves include several subspecies eg. the Gray wolf and the Mexican wolf.

   Translations

   • Arabic: ذّئب
   • Basque: otso
   • Breton: bleiz m bleizi pl
   • Bulgarian: вълк m
   • Catalan: llop m, lloba f
   • Chinese: 狼
   • Dutch: wolf m
   • Finnish: susi, hukka (more uncommon)
   • French: loup m, louve f
   • Frisian: wolf
   • German: Wolf m
   • Greek: λύκος m
   • Hawaiian: ʻĪlio hae, lupo
   • Italian: lupo s, lupi pl
   • Japanese: 狼 (オオカミ, ōkami)
   • Korean: 늑대 (neukdae)
   • Norwegian: ulv c
   • Polish: wilk
   • Portuguese: lobo m, loba f
   • Romanian: lup m, lupoaică f
   • Russian: волк
   • Spanish: lobo m, loba f
   • Swedish: varg c, ulv c
   • Tamazight: auccen m
   • Turkish: kurt
   • Welsh: blaidd m

1. To scarf down or ravenously consume (food). He wolfed down a ham sandwich..

   Translations

   • Dutch: opschrokken
   • German: verschlingen
   • Romanian: mânca ca un lup

1. A large wild canid, closely related to, and at times consanguineous to the Domestic dog. canis lupus. Wolves include several subspecies eg. the Gray wolf and the Mexican wolf.

   Translations

   • English: wolf