Lyssa

lyssa Translingual thumb|Lyssa zampa species. Etymology Borrowed from mul grc λύσσᾰ rage; mania. Proper noun f 1 genus family Uraniidae certain large moths of Southeast Asia, including the tropical swallowtail moth See also Q3269796 1 mul Butterflies English Etymology Shortened form of en Alyssa. Pronunciation en /ˈlɪsə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Lyssa.wav Southern England en ɪsə 2 en lyssa Proper noun en female. en 2002 Karle Dickerson; Joanna Campbell Hoofprints in the snow It was mornings like this when Lyssa really appreciated the indoor arena. en 2005 Anya Bast Seasons of Pleasure: Summer and Autumn Anaisse sank down to the carpet in order to look her in her eye. She smiled. "My name is Anaisse. Where is your mother, Lyssa?" en 2007 Vesta F Spicer Alyssa Lyssa, that's what I want to find out. Will you think about it? Anagrams en alssy Slays Sylas lassy slays German Etymology de :lbor grc:λύσσα de grc λύσσα. Pronunciation de /ˈlʏsa/ de De-Lyssa.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f.sg de specialist rare rabies de Rabies Tollwut Declension f.sg Further reading de Viral diseases