yale
See also:
Yale
English
Heraldic image of a yale.
Etymology
Possibly derived from
Hebrew
יָעֵל
(
“
mountain goat
”
)
.
Noun
yale
(
plural
yales
)
A
mythical
beast
in
European
mythology
and
heraldry
, usually portrayed as an
antelope
- or
goat
-like four-legged creature with large
horns
that it can swivel in any direction.
Translations
mythical beast
Belarusian:
іэйл
m
(
iejl
)
Chinese:
Mandarin:
耶魯
(zh)
(
yēlǔ
)
French:
éale
m
Hebrew:
יֵיל
Italian:
eale
m
Latin:
eale
Russian:
йейл
m
(
jejl
)
Spanish:
eale
m
Ukrainian:
єйл
m
(
jejl
)
Welsh:
iâl
f
Anagrams
Ealy
,
Yael
,
ayle
,
laye
Swahili
Adjective
yale
Ma class inflected form of
-le
.
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