cycne

Latin

Noun

cycne

  1. vocative singular of cycnus

Middle French

Etymology

Latin cycnus.

Noun

cycne m (plural cycnes)

  1. swan
    • 1579, Pierre Le Loyer, La Néphélococugie:
      « Tel doux chant les Cycnes chantent. »
      “Such a mild chant sing the swans.”
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