Wolf

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 573
woolf, n. a wild animal of prey allied to the dog anything very ravenous.—//. Wolvea. m fate, fer mS, hir mine t Woodland [A.S. wul/: Ger. wolf; prob. also alUed to L. vulpes, a fox.] Wolf-dog, woolf'-dog, «. a dog of large breed kept to guard sheep, esp against wolves.
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