panther
41Panther — Pan|ther, auch P’anter der; s, <aus gleichbed. gr. pánthēr, Herkunft ungeklärt> svw. ↑Leopard …
42panther — [[t]pæ̱nθə(r)[/t]] panthers N COUNT A panther is a large wild animal that belongs to the cat family. Panthers are usually black …
43panther — noun 1》 a leopard, especially a black one. 2》 N. Amer. a puma or a jaguar. Origin ME: from OFr. pantere, from L. panthera, from Gk panthēr …
44panther — noun plural panthers or panther (C) 1 a black leopard 2 AmE a cougar or jaguar …
45Panther — Sp Pánteris Ap Panther L u. JAV (Kentukis) …
46panther — n 1. cougar, puma, wild cat, black panther, painter; mountain lion, catamount, catamountain. 2. leopard, Archaic. pard, jaguar, cheetah, jungle cat. 3.Informal. wild man, savage, brute, beast, wild beast, animal, tiger, Inf. fire eater, Inf. ugly …
47panther — pan•ther [[t]ˈpæn θər[/t]] n. pl. thers, (esp. collectively) ther. 1) mam the cougar Felis concolor[/ex] 2) mam the leopard Panthera pardus[/ex] 3) mam any leopard in the black color phase • Etymology: 1250–1300; ME panter (< OF) < L… …
48Panther — didžiosios katės statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas gentis apibrėžtis Gentyje 4 rūšys. Paplitimo arealas – Azija, Afrika, Š. ir P. Amerika. atitikmenys: lot. Panthera angl. leopards and lions vok. Panther rus. большие кошки… …
49Panther — Ein Panther kann seine Flecken nicht wechseln. (Lit.) …
50panther — n. 1 a leopard, esp. with black fur. 2 US a puma. Etymology: ME f. OF pantere f. L panthera f. Gk panther …