Definition of man-tiger in English:

man-tiger

(also man-tygre)

noun ˈmanˌtʌɪɡə

1A man resembling a tiger in ferocity, rapacity, etc.
2In some systems of mythology or folk belief: a man who assumes the form of a tiger.
3Heraldry. = "manticore".

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brome (c1590–1652), playwright. From man + tiger.

(also man-tygre)

nounˈmanˌtʌɪɡə

1A man resembling a tiger in ferocity, rapacity, etc.
2In some systems of mythology or folk belief: a man who assumes the form of a tiger.
3Heraldry. = "manticore".

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brome (c1590–1652), playwright. From man + tiger.

词汇	man-tiger
释义	Definition of man-tiger in English: man-tiger (also man-tygre) noun ˈmanˌtʌɪɡə 1A man resembling a tiger in ferocity, rapacity, etc. 2In some systems of mythology or folk belief: a man who assumes the form of a tiger. 3Heraldry. = "manticore". Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brome (c1590–1652), playwright. From man + tiger. Definition of man-tiger in US English: man-tiger (also man-tygre) nounˈmanˌtʌɪɡə 1A man resembling a tiger in ferocity, rapacity, etc. 2In some systems of mythology or folk belief: a man who assumes the form of a tiger. 3Heraldry. = "manticore". Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brome (c1590–1652), playwright. From man + tiger.
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