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flehman
English
Etymology
From German flehmen. Respelled apparently under the influence of the common name-ending -man, due to the mistaken belief that the word (used in compounds like flehmen response) was an eponym. The term is sometimes capitalized (Flehmen, Flehman) for the same reason).
Noun
flehman (plural not attested)
- Nonstandard form of flehmen.
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flehm
English
Alternative forms
- (verb): flehmen
- (noun): see flehmen
Etymology
From German flehmen.
Verb
flehm (third-person singular simple present flehms, present participle flehming, simple past and past participle flehmed)
- (intransitive) To exhibit the flehmen response, i.e., to draw back the lips, allowing scent to reach the Jacobson’s organ, an auxiliary olfactory organ found in many animals.
Noun
flehm (plural flehms)
- Alternative form of flehmen
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