an old name for "giraffe," late 14c., from Late Latincamelopardus, shortened from Latincamelopardalis, from Greekkamelopardalis"a giraffe," a compound ofkamelos"camel" (seecamel), for the long neck, andpardos"leopard, panther" (seepard(n.1)), for the spots. ...
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Yes, the talking giraffe was a little creepy, but we take the good with the bad. My best memory of Toys R Us was when the original Nintendo gaming system had become incredibly popular. The system cost $89.99 or an additional $10 if you selected Duck Hunt and got the required laser ...
giraffe | girafa panda bear | oso panda lion | león gorilla | gorila puppy | cachorro As I began building this list, I knew I could probably go on forever. Just because I left an animal off of this list doesn’t mean I don’t like that animal, except in the case of cats and sn...
Baby is a noun; "he has a baby", an adjective, "Look at the baby giraffe!" and a verb. "Must you baby that kid?" It is also an informal term for a sweetheart, and is used to denote something smaller than usual. It is an AlcatraZ Word because B is 2nd in the alphabet and...
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Giraffe Kirin / Jirafu きりん ジラフ Guinea Pig Morumotto モルモット Hawk Taka Hippopotamus Kaba Horse Uma うま 馬 Lion Shishi / Raion しし ライオン Monkey Saru さる 猿 Mouse Nezumi ねずみ Mule Raba Octopus Tako たこ 蛸 Pig Buta ぶた 豚 Rabbit / Bunny Usagi うさぎ 兎...
a动物园里有,大象、老虎、熊猫、狮子和长颈鹿 还有很多 In the zoo has, the elephant, the tiger, the panda, the lion and the giraffe also have very many[translate] a好吧!我睡觉了!实在听不懂! Good! I slept! Really cannot understand!
giraffe - zarāfa hadith - ḥadīṯ ‘tradition’ haj - ḥajj‘pilgrimage’ - ḥajja go on a pilgrimage halal - ḥalāl‘lawful’ halvah - ḥalāwa, from ‘sweet’ harem - ḥaram‘prohibited, set apart’ - h’arama prohibit hashish - ḥašīš‘dried herbs, hemp’ ...