The Latin name "lupus" is used to refer to the animal species known as the wolf.
The scientific name for the wolf, Canis lupus, translates to "dog" (Canis) and "wolf" (lupus) in Latin.
Wolf = Lupus in Latin
Lupus means wolf in latin, and Lycan comes from the greek word for wolf.
A female wolf is scientifically referred to as a "she-wolf" or simply a "female wolf."
I do believe a wolf is Lupus in Latin. I don't think they have a word for arctic in Latin considering Latin is quite an old language. You could say 'lupus ut ago in glacies' which means wolf that lives in ice.Hope this is helpful.Decus et Tutamen. Standing on the Shoulders of Giants.
Lupus means wolf in latin.
In a combination of Latin and Greek Lupus is Latin for wolf, and although I am unclear on what his name was (it was along the lines of lupus) was the farmer of wolves or something alon the lines of that.
The scientific name for a timber wolf is Canis lupus.
I know that the Latin name is canis lupus. an lupe gris is latin for grey wolf
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Canis LupusThis is canis lupus. Domestic dogs are a subspecies, canis lupus familiaris.Canis lupus