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orignal

orignal noun: a moose.

Noun

orignal (plural orignals)

  1. (obsolete) A moose.
    • Among these the orignal deserves mention. This is an animal of the size of a mule, with thick hair, of a dark brown colour in summer, and almost entirely white in winter, by many supposed to be a species of elk.1760, The critical review, or annals of literature, volume 9, page 299

Forms of orignal

pluralorignals

Origin of orignal

Borrowed from French orignal.

Questions about orignal

What does orignal mean?
Orignal means a moose.
What part of speech is orignal?
Orignal is a noun.
What is the plural of orignal?
The plural of orignal is orignals.

Words near orignal in the dictionary

  1. origines
  2. origines gentium
  3. originless
  4. originlessness
  5. origins
  6. orignal
  7. orignals
  8. origo
  9. origo gentis
  10. origos
  11. origyne

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