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Where does “χελιδών” come from?

χελιδών (Ancient Greek): the swallow; the frog in a horse’s foot

Definitions

  1. the swallow; the frog in a horse’s foot

Words derived from “χελιδών”

  • celandine
  • chelidonius
  • chelidonia
  • celidonia
  • celidonia
  • chélidoine
  • Chelidonium
  • χελιδόνιον
  • celidoine
  • chelidonia