leontomorphic
leontomorphic adjective: in the form of a lion.
Adjective
leontomorphic (comparative more leontomorphic, superlative most leontomorphic)
- In the form of a lion.
Forms of leontomorphic
| comparative | more leontomorphic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most leontomorphic |
Origin of leontomorphic
From Latin leō (“lion”) + -morphic.
Questions about leontomorphic
- What does leontomorphic mean?
- Leontomorphic means in the form of a lion.
- What part of speech is leontomorphic?
- Leontomorphic is an adjective.
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