μονό-λῠκος · mono-lykos — LSJ
solitary, singularly fierce, wolf
solitary, i.e. singularly fierce, wolf, applied by Demosthenes to Alexander, Plu. Dem. 23, cf. Ael. NA 7.47.
II
as Adj., λύκος μ. Arat. 1124 [with 2nd syll. long].
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μονό-λῠκος
monolukos · ὁ
solitary, singularly fierce, wolf
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