köken: First attested in the 15th century, chiefly in the feminine form zorra. Of unclear origin: * perhaps from Paleo-Hispanic. If so, it may be related to Spanish perro, * perhaps from Middle French sor (“yellowish-brown, reddish-brown, sorrel”), or * perhaps from Basque azeri (“fox”). * A fourth suggestion, that the term derives from a verb *zorrar from onomatopoeia, is considered "far from…
aile: estar hecho unos zorros, tiburón zorro, zorrear, zorro cangrejero, zorro cola pelada, zorro coleto, zorro de agua, zorro de balsa, zorro de Yucatán, zorro espín
a set of several identical values. Examples of use include: · the hanafuda (花札) games 八八 and 六百間 (among others), where the term refers to a pair; · the kabufuda (株札) or hanafuda game おいちょかぶ, where it refers to a triplet (equivalent to the term アラシ) or pair.