The word "leonid" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a member of the Leonidae family, which includes the genus of lions, tigers, and leopards. For example, "The leonid animal lurked in the shadows of the jungle."
The great Leonid meteor shower was passing overhead.
Matt has rescued Lilian from Evil Leonid, and they are home in Ambridge where Lilian deflects enquiries about Ambridge Extra with: "It's a very long story, darling".
Yet Nina grew up calling the one-time Soviet leader "Grandfather" because her real grandfather, Leonid, had been written out of the family history.
They killed her brother Leonid in the first month of the war.
After that, no storm is predicted until 2098.In this section A black hole in the sky Bursting into life Take up thy bed and walk A Leonid meteor storm?
As well as asserting America's might as a space-faring superpower, it would let researchers monitor the effects of very-long-term weightlessness on astronauts essential knowledge for the trip to Mars that, five years later, Mr Reagan's successor, George Bush, promised within three decades.In this section A black hole in the sky Bursting into life Take up thy bed and walk A Leonid meteor storm?
Steven Cohen, a hedge-fund manager, agreed to consign it to Phillips in exchange for a third-party guarantee (also called an "irrevocable bid") rumoured to be from the house's principal owners, Leonid Friedland and Leonid Strunin (known in the art world as "the Leonids").
Another prominent blogger, Leonid Kaganov, told the magazine Afisha that the legislation was yet another attempt to transfer regulating power from the judicial system to unknown officials and "bring the authorities' relationship with its citizens into a shadow realm".
Salo is a concentrated energy, a quintessence of national values The museum has photoshopped a piece of meat into the famous image of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev kissing East German Erich Honecker, and the restaurant has been known to serve the lard shaped into the heads of political and historical figures.
Hugh Laurie's Dr Gregory House and his colleagues should be role models to the medical profession, suggested Leonid Pechatnikov.
For Shushkevich the reversion to Soviet ways is a big disappointment from the heady days of 1991, when he hosted Boris Yeltsin of Russia and Leonid Kravchuk of Ukraine at the meeting in which the Soviet Union was formally buried.
