tarsier in Finnish
tarsier in Finnish is kummituseläin — tarsier means a small, insect-eating primate with very large eyes and long feet, found mainly on islands in Southeast Asia.
tarsier in Finnish
kummituseläin
An insectivorous primate of the family Tarsiidae, having very large eyes and long feet, native mainly to several islands of Southeast Asia.
What does "tarsier" mean?
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noun A small, insect-eating primate with very large eyes and long feet, found mainly on islands in Southeast Asia.
"Its enormous eyes and long feet make the tarsier easy to identify among Southeast Asian primates."
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tarsier in a sentence
- Its enormous eyes and long feet make the tarsier easy to identify among Southeast Asian primates.
- Tourists came to the reserve hoping to photograph a tarsier.
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What is "tarsier" in Finnish?
"tarsier" in Finnish is kummituseläin. tarsier means: A small, insect-eating primate with very large eyes and long feet, found mainly on islands in Southeast Asia.
How do you use "tarsier" in a sentence?
Example: "Its enormous eyes and long feet make the tarsier easy to identify among Southeast Asian primates." In Finnish, "tarsier" is kummituseläin.
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