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1. (n.) mascot
an animal, person, or thing adopted by a group as its symbol and bringer of good luck.
Etymology: (1880–85; < F mascotte < Oc mascoto talisman, der. of masco sorceress. See mask)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mascot
a person or animal that is adopted by a team or other group as a symbolic figure
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1. (noun) MASCOT
alt. of Mascotte
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Sense: a person, animal or thing supposed to bring good luck.
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 Afrikaans: gelukbringer |
 Arabic: جَلاّب الحَظ |
 Bulgarian: талисман |
 Brazilian: mascote |
 Czech: maskot |
 German: das Maskottchen |
 Danish: maskot; lykkedyr |
 Greek: γούρι, μασκότ |
 Spanish: mascota |
 Estonian: maskott |
 Farsi: قربانی |
 Finnish: maskotti |
 French: mascotte |
 Hebrew: קָמֵיע |
 Hindi: शुभंकर |
 Croatian: donosilac sreće, maskota |
 Hungarian: kabala |
 Indonesian: maskot |
 Icelandic: heilla-/lukkugripur, lukk |
 Italian: mascotte, portafortuna |
 Japanese: マスコット |
 Korean: 마스코트 |
 Lithuanian: talismanas |
 Latvian: talismans |
 Malay: maskot |
 Dutch: mascotte |
 Norwegian: maskot, lykkedyr |
 Polish: maskotka |
 Persian: قربانی |
 Pashto: قربانى |
 Portuguese: mascote |
 Romanian: mascotă |
 Russian: талисман |
 Slovak: maskot, talizman, amulet |
 Slovenian: maskota |
 Serbian: maskota |
 Swedish: maskot |
 Thai: สิ่งนำโชค |
 Turkish: maskot, uğur |
 Taiwanese: 吉祥物 |
 Ukrainian: талісман |
 Urdu: مبارک شے ، شخص ، جانور وغ |
 Vietnamese: linh vật |
 Chinese: 吉祥物 |
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