ewe

• n. [家畜] 雌羊

ラテン語のovis「羊」と語源的には同じ。

ewe (n.)

Old English eowu "female sheep," fem. of eow "sheep," from Proto-Germanic *awi, genitive *awjoz (cognates: Old Saxon ewi, Old Frisian ei, Middle Dutch ooge, Dutch ooi, Old High German ouwi "sheep," Gothic aweti "flock of sheep"), from PIE *owi- "sheep" (cognates: Sanskrit avih, Greek ois, Latin ovis, Lithuanian avis "sheep," Old Church Slavonic ovica "ewe," Old Irish oi "sheep," Welsh ewig "hind").

1. Antitumor activity of the aquatic extract the root of Euphorbia helioscopia L ( EWE ) in Vitro were studied.

本文はゼニス根水抽出液（ EWE ）の体外抗腫瘍作用を研究した。

2.As soon goes the young lamb 's skin to the market as the old ewe 's.

老羊の皮が出回り、子羊の皮もついてくる。

3. To copulate with ( a ewe ) . Used of a ram.

この雌羊は子羊を1匹しか産んでいない。