Licorne

Part of Speech

noun

Difficulty Level

Translations

🇩🇪 sehr glücklich oder führt ein außergewöhnlich gutes Leben , 🇪🇸 muy afortunada o que tiene una vida excepcionalmente buena , 🇮🇹 molto fortunata o che ha una vita eccezionalmente buona , 🇵🇹 extremamente sortudo(a) ou que tem uma vida excepcionalmente boa. , 🇨🇳 非常幸运，或拥有异常美好的人生 , 🇯🇵 とても幸運で、あるいは人生が極めて良い人。 , 🇰🇷 매우 운이 좋거나, 비범하게 좋은 인생을 사는 사람 , 🇸🇦 محظوظة جدًا أو تعيش حياة جيدة استثنائية , 🇮🇳 बहुत भाग्यशाली या जिनकी ज़िंदगी असाधारण रूप से अच्छी है

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Etymology

*Licorne* comes from Late Latin **licornis**, itself borrowed from Greek **monokeros** “single‑horned” (Greek *monos* “single” + *keras* “horn”). The word entered French in the fifteenth‑century as the term for the mythical one‑horned animal. In contemporary French it is also used slangily to mean “very lucky” or “exceptionally fortunate.”

Synonyms

chanceux bonne étoile fortuné prospère chanceuse porte-bonheur

Antonyms

malchanceux malheureux infortuné misérable désespéré