Question 1

Where does the French word "dauphin" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Vulgar Latin dalphinus, derived from Classical Latin delphinus, borrowed from Ancient Greek δελφίς, δελφῖνος (delphís, delphînos) (sense 1).

Question 2

What is the plural of the French word "dauphin"?

Accepted Answer

dauphins

Question 3

What is the definition of the French word "dauphin"?

Accepted Answer

One of the species of marine and fluvial mammals, odontocetes, of the order of cetaceans, generally less than five meters long, usually with a long snout.
Synonym of common dolphinfish.
Title held by the princes of the Viennois or Dauphiné.
Title of the future King of France.
Refers to the future heir of an important person.
A type of paper.
A stone with a groove carved into it, placed at the bottom of a downspout.
Woolen fabrics.
Curved wooden pieces used to connect the sternpost and stem with the stem of a ship. Jottereau.
A firework rocket that plunges into the water and then emerges before exploding.
A goat's milk cheese from northern France, named in honor of the Dauphin of France.

Question 4

What is the feminine of the French word "dauphin"?

Accepted Answer

dauphine

Question 5

How do you say "dauphin" in german?

Accepted Answer

Kronprinz

Question 6

How to translate "dauphin" into italian?

Accepted Answer

principe ereditario

Question 7

How to translate "dauphin" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

príncipe herdeiro

Question 8

What is the translation of "dauphin" into arabic?

Accepted Answer

الدلفين

Question 9

How to translate "dauphin" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

príncipe heredero

Question 10

How do you say "dauphin" in english?

Accepted Answer

dauphin

Question 11

How do you translate "dauphin" into russian?

Accepted Answer

кронпринц

dauphin

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