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Webster 1913 Edition

Lioness

Li′on-ess

(lī′ŭn-ĕs)

,

Noun.

[OF.

lionesse

.]

(Zool.)

A female lion.

Webster 1828 Edition

Lioness

LI'ONESS

,

Noun.

The female of the lion kind.

Definition 2024

lioness

lioness

English

Noun

lioness ‎(plural lionesses, masculine lion)

A female lion.

Translations

female lion

Afrikaans: leeuin
Arabic: لَبُؤَة f ‎(labuʾa)
Egyptian Arabic: لبوة f ‎(labwa)
Aramaic:

Syriac: ܐܪܝܘܬܐ f ‎(’aryōtā’)

Hebrew: אריותא f ‎(’aryōtā’)
Asturian: lleona f
Belarusian: ільві́ца f ‎(ilʹvíca), льві́ца f ‎(lʹvíca)
Bulgarian: лъви́ца f ‎(lǎvíca)
Catalan: lleona (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 母狮子 ‎(mǔshīzi)
Czech: lvice (cs) f
Danish: hunløve c, løvinde (da) c
Dutch: leeuwin (nl) f
Egyptian:

mȝỉ.t f
Esperanto: leonino (eo)
Finnish: naarasleijona
French: lionne (fr) f
Galician: leoa f
German: Löwin (de) f
Gothic: 𐌿𐌽𐌻𐌹𐍅𐌰 f ‎(unliwa)
Greek: λιονταρίνα (el) f ‎(liontarína), λέαινα (el) f ‎(léaina)
Hebrew: לביאה f ‎(l'vi'á)
Hungarian: oroszlánhölgy, nőstény oroszlán, nőstényoroszlán f
Italian: leonessa f
Japanese: 雌ライオン ‎(めすらいおん, mesu-raion), 母獅 ‎(むし, mushi)
Korean: 암사자 (ko) ‎(am-saja)
Latin: lea (la) f, leaena (la) f

Latvian: lauvene f
Lithuanian: liūtė f
Macedonian: лавица f ‎(lavica)
Malay: singa betina
Maltese: leoness f
Mongolian: эрслэн (mn) ‎(erslen)
Norwegian:

Bokmål: løvinne (no) m, f

Nynorsk: løvinne f
Polish: lwica (pl) f
Portuguese: leoa (pt) f
Romanian: leoaică (ro) f
Russian: льви́ца (ru) f ‎(lʹvíca)
Sanskrit: सिंहा (sa) f ‎(siṃhā)
Scottish Gaelic: ban-leòmhann f
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: лавица f

Roman: lavica (sh) f
Slovak: levica f
Slovene: levinja (sl) f
Sorbian:

Lower Sorbian: lawica f, lawowka f

Upper Sorbian: lawica f
Spanish: leona (es) f
Swedish: lejoninna (sv), lejonhona c
Telugu: సివంగి (te) ‎(sivaṃgi)
Turkish: dişi aslan
Ukrainian: леви́ця (uk) f ‎(levýcja)
Vietnamese: sư tử cái
Volapük: jileon (vo), (obsolete) jilein
Yiddish: לייביכע f ‎(leybikhe)

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