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'''Lycus''' ([[Lingua Graeca antiqua|Graece]]: {{polytonic|Λύκος}} "lupus"), qui '''Zabus (Maior)''' quoque et '''Zabatus'''<ref>''Atlas of Ancient & Classical Geography'' (1912), [http://www.archive.org/stream/atlasofancientcl00lond#page/92/mode/1up p.92 (ad www.archive.org)]</ref> ([[Lingua Persica antiqua|Persice]]: زاب بزرگ ''Zāb-e Bozorg''; [[Lingua Arabica|Arabice]]: الزاب الأكبر ''az-Zāb al-ʾAkbar'': [[Lingua CarduchicaCurdica|CarduchiceCurdice]]: زێ گه‌وره‌ ''Zê Gewre''; [[Lingua Turcica|Turcice]]: ''Zap Suyu'') appellatur, est flumen 426 chiliometrorum in [[Oriens Medius|Oriente Proximo]]. Initium capit in montibus [[Turcia]]e orientalis et fluit per [[Iraquia]]m ad austrum versus donec prope urbem [[Ninive]]n cum [[Tigris (flumen)|Tigride]] confluit.