auroch
oʁɔk
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Definition of auroch - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
animal préhistoriqueRare grand taureau sauvage disparu, ancêtre des bovins domestiquesRare
- L'auroch était un imposant bovidé qui vivait en Europe.
- Un auroch est représenté sur la grotte de Lascaux.
- Les aurochs ont disparu il y a plusieurs siècles.
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grand taureau sauvage disparu, ancêtre des bovins domestiques
Origin of auroch
latin, aurochs (aurochs, un type de bovidé)
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