wyvern
American
[wahy-vern]
/ ˈwaɪ vərn /
Or
wivern
noun
wyvern
British
/ ˈwaɪvən /
noun
Etymology
Origin of wyvern
1600–10; alteration (with unexplained -n ) of earlier wyver, Middle English < Anglo-French wivre ( Old French guivre ) < Latin vīpera viper
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