IPA: /ˈlænər/
KK: /ˈlænər/
A type of falcon found in Africa, the Mediterranean, and southern Asia, known for its speed and hunting skills.
The lanner soared high above the cliffs, searching for its next meal.
Lanner → The word 'lanner' comes from Old French 'lanier', which refers to a type of falcon, specifically the male of the peregrine falcon. The term is derived from the Latin 'falco' (meaning falcon) and is used to describe a bird of prey known for its speed and hunting ability.
Think of the Old French word 'lanier' for a specific type of falcon, which helps you remember that a 'lanner' is a male peregrine falcon.