Where does “tílicín” come from?

tílicín (Irish) comes from English thylacine, from Translingual Thylacinus, from Ancient Greek θύλακος, from Latin leō, from Ancient Greek Λέων, from Ancient Greek λέων — lion; Leo, the zodiacal sign; lionheart, savage.

tílicín (Irish): thylacine

Definitions

thylacine

Ancestry of “tílicín”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	English	thylacine	The carnivorous marsupial "Thylacinus...
2	Translingual	Thylacinus	genus name
3	Ancient Greek	θύλακος	sack, bag, used especially to carry meal in; sack...
4	Latin	leō	—
5	Ancient Greek	Λέων	lion
6	Ancient Greek	λέων	lion; Leo, the zodiacal sign; lionheart, savage

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