bicorn
Having two horns or similar projectionsHaving two horns or similar projections.
UK/ˈbaɪkɔːn/US/ˈbaɪkɔɹn/
Meaning
1 senses(not comparable)Having two horns or similar projections.
having two horns or horn-shaped parts
Origin
Borrowed from Latin bicornis (“two-horned; two-pronged”). Compare French bicorne (“two-corBorrowed from Latin bicornis (“two-horned; two-pronged”). Compare French bicorne (“two-cornered hat; two-horned monster”) and Middle English bicorne (“two-horned anvil; two-pronged fork; fabulous (two-horned) beast”). Doublet of bicorne.
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