ruminant in Greek
ruminant in Greek is μηρυκαστικό — ruminant means a mammal, such as a cow or deer, that chews cud and belongs to the suborder Ruminantia.
ruminant in Greek
μηρυκαστικό
Pronounced: mirykastiko
Any artiodactyl ungulate mammal which chews cud in the suborder Ruminantia, such as a cow or deer.
What does "ruminant" mean?
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noun A mammal, such as a cow or deer, that chews cud and belongs to the suborder Ruminantia.
"A cow is a ruminant."
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adjective Chewing cud.
"The ruminant animals stood quietly in the field."
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ruminant in a sentence
- A cow is a ruminant.
- Deer are ruminants and spend time chewing cud.
- The ruminant animals stood quietly in the field.
- A ruminant stomach has several chambers.
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What is "ruminant" in Greek?
"ruminant" in Greek is μηρυκαστικό. ruminant means: A mammal, such as a cow or deer, that chews cud and belongs to the suborder Ruminantia.
How do you pronounce μηρυκαστικό?
"ruminant" in Greek is μηρυκαστικό, pronounced "mirykastiko".
How do you use "ruminant" in a sentence?
Example: "A cow is a ruminant." In Greek, "ruminant" is μηρυκαστικό.
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