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therianthropic creature.
Ailuranthropy comes from the Gr**** root
words ailouros meaning "cat", and anthropos,
meaning "human" and
refers to human/feline...
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generally involves therapy. The name
comes from the Gr****
words αἴλουρος (
ailouros), 'cat', and φόβος (phóbos), 'fear'.
Other names for
ailurophobia include:...
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Ailuromancy or
aeluromancy (from Gr****: αἴλουρος, romanized:
aílouros, lit. 'cat'), also
known as felidomancy, is a form of theriomancy. It is divination...
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playing with
their pet cats. The
usual ancient Gr**** word for 'cat' was
ailouros,
meaning 'thing with the
waving tail'. Cats are
rarely mentioned in ancient...
- Ailurarctos,
which lived during the late Miocene. From Gr**** αἴλουρος
aílouros "cat" + ‒ποδός ‒podós "foot" (gen. sg.).
Unlike most bears,
giant pandas...
- The
genus name
Ailurus is
adopted from the
Ancient Gr**** word αἴλουρος
ailouros meaning 'cat'. The
specific epithet fulgens is
Latin for 'shining, bright'...
- cat-like calls". The
scientific name
Ailuroedus is
derived from the Gr**** '
ailouros',
meaning cat, and 'eidos',
referring to form (or
perhaps from oaidos,...
-
derives from the Gr**** λεπτός leptós
meaning "fine, delicate", and αἴλουρος
aílouros meaning "cat".
Felis serval was
first described by
Johann Christian Daniel...
- sphákelos/sphákēlos, 'middle finger'; ἰχώρ, ikhṓr, 'Ichor'. Animals: αἴλουρος,
aílouros, 'cat'; ἀράχνη, arákhnē, 'spider'; βόλινθος/βόνασσος, bólinthos/bón****os...
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agris "field, country" agriculture,
peregrine ailur- cat Gr**** αἴλουρος (
aílouros) Ailuroedus, ailuromancy, ailurophile, ailurophilia,
ailurophobia alac-...
