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ipotane

ipotane noun: a mythical creature depicted as a half-human, half-horse that is supposedly different from a centaur, sometimes attributed to Greek mythology.

Noun

ipotane (plural ipotanes)

  1. A mythical creature depicted as a half-human, half-horse that is supposedly different from a centaur, sometimes attributed to Greek mythology.

Forms of ipotane

pluralipotanes
alternative formhippotayne

Origin of ipotane

Probably from Greek ιππότης (ippótis, “knight”), which is derived from ίππος (íppos, “horse”).

Questions about ipotane

What does ipotane mean?
Ipotane means a mythical creature depicted as a half-human, half-horse that is supposedly different from a centaur, sometimes attributed to Greek mythology.
What part of speech is ipotane?
Ipotane is a noun.
What is the plural of ipotane?
The plural of ipotane is ipotanes.

Words near ipotane in the dictionary

  1. ipomoviruses
  2. ipomæa
  3. ipomæas
  4. IPOPHIL
  5. ipos
  6. ipotane
  7. ipotanes
  8. IPP
  9. IPPA
  10. IPPF
  11. ippi-appa

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