loup
Middle French
noun
Definitions
- wolf animal
Etymology
Derived from Old French leu derived from Old Occitan lop derived from Latin lupus (wolf, bit with jagged teeth).
Origin
Latin
lupus
Gloss
wolf, bit with jagged teeth
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
狼
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Loup English
- Lupus English
- lupus English
- *lupus cervulus Latin
- Lupercus Latin
- locum Latin
- luparius Latin
- lupicĭnus Latin
- lupinus Latin
- lupulus Latin
- lupus Latin
- lupo Italian
- lupus Italian
- loup French
- louper French
- louveteau French
- louvetelle French
- lupeux French
- lobo Spanish, Castilian
- lupus Spanish, Castilian
- *wĺ̥kʷos Proto-Indo-European
- lúpus Portuguese
- *weraz Proto-Germanic
- leu Old French
- lou Old French
- lu Old French
- lupo Esperanto
- llop Catalan, Valencian
- lupus Catalan, Valencian
- robalo Galician
- lup Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- lieu Middle French
- lobo Old Portuguese
- lup Aromanian
- lupu Aromanian
- lop Occitan
- *lukʷos Proto-Italic
- llobu Asturian
- lôf Friulian
- lop Old Occitan
- lupu Sicilian
- lovo Venetian
- lóvo Venetian
- lup Volapük
- lô Ligurian
- lulu Mauritian Creole
- leu Walloon
- lupo Aragonese
- loulou Seychellois Creole
- lhobo Mirandese
- lop Franco-Provençal
- luef Franco-Provençal
- låuv Emilian
- lup Istro-Romanian