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How do you say 'tiger' in Latin?
The word in Latin for 'tiger' is tigris. The Latin word traces back to the more ancient, classical Greek language. The word also may be used as a proper noun in the case of the famous Tigris River.
What the Latin tiger?
Tigris.
What is a tiger's name in Latin?
"tigris"
Who made the river tiber?
George Julius III, along with professional architectural artsts, built the river over time. It was named 'Tiber' after the tiger that was said to bring Romulos and Remus to safety.
How many times does the tiger river in Ancient Rome drought?
The river is called Tiber, not Tiger. We are not told much about droughts of this river. The problem that was common with this river were floods.
How do you say tiger fish in Latin?
"Smilodon fatalis" is the modern Latin name for one group of saber-toothed cats."Fatalis" is simply Latin for "Deadly."
What is a Bali Tiger?
A Bali tiger is a member of an extinct species of tiger, Latin name Panthera tigris balica.
Which river crossed a silk road at badhdad?
tiger river
How do you say Indian tiger in Latin?
tiguere
What is the full name of the saber-toothed tiger?
Sabrireth- latin for sharp Tooth- self explanitory Tigraithan- latin for cat that eventually evolved into tiger
What is the word 'tiger' when translated from English to Latin?
Tigris
What is the latin name for tiger nut?
tigerious nutious
