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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ungulado
"La jirafa es un mamífero ungulado."
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A hoofed mammal, such as a horse, cow, deer, or rhinoceros.
"Many large ungulates migrate across the plains in search of fresh grass."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Early 19th century: from modern Latin ungulatus 'hooved', from Latin ungula 'hoof, claw', diminutive of unguis 'nail'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "ungulate" is said worldwide
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ongulé
Transliteration: ongulé
"Le zèbre est un mammifère ongulé."
Huftier
Transliteration: Huftier
"Das Pferd ist ein typisches Huftier."
ungulato
Transliteration: ungulato
"Il cervo è un animale ungulato."
ungulado
Transliteration: ungulado
"La jirafa es un mamífero ungulado."
ungulado
Transliteration: ungulado
"O cavalo é um animal ungulado."
खुरदार जानवर
Transliteration: khurdar janavar
"घोड़ा एक खुरदार जानवर है।"
有蹄类动物
Transliteration: yǒutí lèi dòngwù
"斑马是一种有蹄类动物。"
유제류
Transliteration: yujeryu
"말과 소는 대표적인 유제류 동물이다."
有蹄類
Transliteration: yūteirui
"ウマやシカは有蹄類に属します。"
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