levriero

Italian

Etymology

Borrowed from French lévrier, from Late Latin canem leporarium, from Latin lepus (“hare”).

Noun

levriero m (plural levrieri)

  1. greyhound (and similar dogs)

Derived terms

  • levriero afgano (“afghan hound”)
  • levriero irlandese (“Irish wolfhound”)

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