Definition of bavian in English:

bavian

(also babiaan, baviaan, bawian)

noun ˈbeɪvɪən

1Usually with capital initial. A character in a morris dance representing a baboon, and typically engaging in wild, foolish, or lewd behaviour.
2A baboon; specifically (South African) the chacma, Papio ursinus. Also figurative (derogatory): a fool, an idiot. Compare "babion". Now rare.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Dutch baviaan, †baviaen baboon.

(also babiaan, baviaan, bawian)

nounˈbeɪvɪən

1Usually with capital initial. A character in a morris dance representing a baboon, and typically engaging in wild, foolish, or lewd behaviour.
2A baboon; specifically (South African) the chacma, Papio ursinus. Also figurative (derogatory): a fool, an idiot. Compare "babion". Now rare.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Dutch baviaan, † baviaen baboon.

单词	bavian
释义	Definition of bavian in English: bavian (also babiaan, baviaan, bawian) noun ˈbeɪvɪən 1Usually with capital initial. A character in a morris dance representing a baboon, and typically engaging in wild, foolish, or lewd behaviour. 2A baboon; specifically (South African) the chacma, Papio ursinus. Also figurative (derogatory): a fool, an idiot. Compare "babion". Now rare. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Dutch baviaan, †baviaen baboon. Definition of bavian in US English: bavian (also babiaan, baviaan, bawian) nounˈbeɪvɪən 1Usually with capital initial. A character in a morris dance representing a baboon, and typically engaging in wild, foolish, or lewd behaviour. 2A baboon; specifically (South African) the chacma, Papio ursinus. Also figurative (derogatory): a fool, an idiot. Compare "babion". Now rare. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Dutch baviaan, † baviaen baboon.
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