javorszarvas
javor
(
“
a kind of deer; bison
”
)
+
szarvas
(
“
deer
”
)
. The word
javor
is of uncertain origin, perhaps a borrowing from German, compare
German
Auer
or
Auerochs
(
“
an extinct type of large wild cattle
”
)
.
[1]
- IPA
(
key
)
:
[?jaːvors?rv??]
- Hyphenation:
ja?vor?szar?vas
javorszarvas
(
plural
javorszarvasok
)
- elk
(
Eurasia
)
,
moose
(
North America
)
(
Alces alces
)
- javorszarvas
in
Barczi, Geza
and
Laszlo Orszagh
.
A magyar nyelv ertelmez? szotara
(‘The Explanatory Dictionary of the Hungarian Language’, abbr.:
ErtSz.
). Budapest: Akademiai Kiado, 1959?1962. Fifth ed., 1992:
→ISBN
