ungulate in Greek
ungulate in Greek is οπληφόρος, οπληφόρο — ungulate means a hoofed mammal.
ungulate in Greek
οπληφόρος
Pronounced: opliforos
Having hooves.
οπληφόρο
Pronounced: opliforo
An ungulate animal; a hooved mammal.
What does "ungulate" mean?
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noun A hoofed mammal.
"The safari park keeps its ungulates in a large open enclosure."
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adjective Having hooves, or shaped like a hoof.
"The fossil showed clear ungulate features in the foot bones."
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ungulate in a sentence
- The safari park keeps its ungulates in a large open enclosure.
- Zoologists study how ungulates evolved their hooves.
- The fossil showed clear ungulate features in the foot bones.
- Researchers examined the animal's ungulate hoof structure.
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What is "ungulate" in Greek?
"ungulate" in Greek is οπληφόρος, οπληφόρο. ungulate means: A hoofed mammal.
How do you pronounce οπληφόρος?
"ungulate" in Greek is οπληφόρος, pronounced "opliforos".
How do you use "ungulate" in a sentence?
Example: "The safari park keeps its ungulates in a large open enclosure." In Greek, "ungulate" is οπληφόρος, οπληφόρο.
Are there other ways to say "ungulate" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "ungulate": οπληφόρος, οπληφόρο.
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