Bucephalus

[byoo-sef-uh-luhs]

noun

1. the horse used by Alexander the Great on most of his military campaigns.

Bucephalus

/ bjuːˈsɛfələs /

noun

1. the favourite horse of Alexander the Great

Word History and Origins

Origin of Bucephalus¹

C17: from Latin, from Greek Boukephalos , from bous ox + kephalē head