Pitécida
Meaning of the word
The word “pithyde” is a feminine noun that refers to a family of primates, also known as old -world monkeys. This family includes species such as the rhesus monkey and the pregnant monkey.
Origin of the word
The word “played” originates in the scientific term “Pitheciidae”, which derives from the Greek “Pithēkos”, which means “monkey”. This family of primates was classified by British zoologist John Edward Gray in 1821.
Word adverbs
– Pitécidly
Conjunctions of the word
– It is
– but
– or
Synonyms of the word
– Old World Monkey
– Rhesus monkey
– Penaver
Word Definitions
1. Old World Primate Family, which includes species such as the rhesus monkey and the pregnant monkey.
2. relative or belonging to the family of the plays.
Phrases that the word applies
– Pity on their agility and intelligence.
– The monkey-rhesus is an example of a pituitor.
– Pitécids are found mainly in regions of Africa and Asia.
Examples of the word in text
Pitycings are primates that have a long, prehensile tail that helps them get around the trees. These animals are known for their ability to adapt to different environments and their ability to use tools to get food. In addition, the pithyrates have a varied diet, which includes fruits, leaves, insects and small vertebrates.
Rhymes with the word
– Acid
– Bandit
– food
– wound
– life
Anagrams with the word
– Pitécida