Reynard

English

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Etymology

French Renard (from which renard (“fox”)), from German Reinhard, from Proto-Germanic *ragina (“counsel by the gods”) + Old High German harti (“hard, strong”).

Proper noun

Reynard

1. (UK) a name in European folklore for the red fox.

Translations

name in European folklore for the red fox

• Dutch: Reinaart (nl), Reintje (nl)

  Old Dutch de vos Reynaerde

• Esperanto: Renardo (eo)
• Finnish: Mikko Repolainen (fi)

• French: Renart (fr) m
• German: Reineke (de), Reineke Fuchs (de)
• Italian: Renart (it) m
• Swedish: Mickel räv (sv)