Definition of hyrax in English:

hyrax

noun ˈhʌɪraksˈhaɪˌræks

A small herbivorous mammal with a compact body and a very short tail, found in arid country in Africa and Arabia. The nearest relatives to hyraxes are the elephants and other subungulates.
蹄兔
Family Procaviidae and order Hyracoidea: three genera and several species
Example sentencesExamples
- The hyrax - elephant - sirenian core is well-accepted on morphological grounds.
- Less certain are manatees, aardvarks, and hyraxes.
- So do wombats, hyraxes, aye-ayes, and lagomorphs, to give a few examples chosen from modern mammals.
- The hyrax remarked wryly, ‘Looks like somebody beat us to it, m'friend.‘
- The so-called ‘dawn horse’, or Eohippus, was most likely not related to horses at all, but was very like a modern-day hyrax - that is, a rock badger or coney.
- Tour archaeological sites in Jerusalem and Masada, hike through desert canyons to see hyrax and ibex.
- Some of these dassies, these hyraxes, went into the rocks, but this one actually climbs into the treetops.
- From the molecular viewpoint, however, the phylogenetic relationship among elephants, sirenians, and hyraxes remains confused.
- Nick responded to my post about Badger's God with a link to a nice picture of the hyrax or rock badger that appears in the Bible.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek hurax 'shrew-mouse'.

Definition of hyrax in US English:

hyrax

nounˈhīˌraksˈhaɪˌræks

A small herbivorous mammal with a compact body and a very short tail, found in arid country in Africa and Arabia. The nearest relatives to hyraxes are the elephants and other subungulates.
蹄兔
Family Procaviidae and order Hyracoidea: three genera and several species
Example sentencesExamples
- Tour archaeological sites in Jerusalem and Masada, hike through desert canyons to see hyrax and ibex.
- Nick responded to my post about Badger's God with a link to a nice picture of the hyrax or rock badger that appears in the Bible.
- Some of these dassies, these hyraxes, went into the rocks, but this one actually climbs into the treetops.
- Less certain are manatees, aardvarks, and hyraxes.
- The so-called ‘dawn horse’, or Eohippus, was most likely not related to horses at all, but was very like a modern-day hyrax - that is, a rock badger or coney.
- From the molecular viewpoint, however, the phylogenetic relationship among elephants, sirenians, and hyraxes remains confused.
- The hyrax - elephant - sirenian core is well-accepted on morphological grounds.
- The hyrax remarked wryly, ‘Looks like somebody beat us to it, m'friend.‘
- So do wombats, hyraxes, aye-ayes, and lagomorphs, to give a few examples chosen from modern mammals.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek hurax ‘shrew-mouse’.

单词	hyrax
释义	Definition of hyrax in English: hyrax noun ˈhʌɪraksˈhaɪˌræks A small herbivorous mammal with a compact body and a very short tail, found in arid country in Africa and Arabia. The nearest relatives to hyraxes are the elephants and other subungulates. 蹄兔 Family Procaviidae and order Hyracoidea: three genera and several species Example sentencesExamples The hyrax - elephant - sirenian core is well-accepted on morphological grounds. Less certain are manatees, aardvarks, and hyraxes. So do wombats, hyraxes, aye-ayes, and lagomorphs, to give a few examples chosen from modern mammals. The hyrax remarked wryly, ‘Looks like somebody beat us to it, m'friend.‘ The so-called ‘dawn horse’, or Eohippus, was most likely not related to horses at all, but was very like a modern-day hyrax - that is, a rock badger or coney. Tour archaeological sites in Jerusalem and Masada, hike through desert canyons to see hyrax and ibex. Some of these dassies, these hyraxes, went into the rocks, but this one actually climbs into the treetops. From the molecular viewpoint, however, the phylogenetic relationship among elephants, sirenians, and hyraxes remains confused. Nick responded to my post about Badger's God with a link to a nice picture of the hyrax or rock badger that appears in the Bible. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek hurax 'shrew-mouse'. Definition of hyrax in US English: hyrax nounˈhīˌraksˈhaɪˌræks A small herbivorous mammal with a compact body and a very short tail, found in arid country in Africa and Arabia. The nearest relatives to hyraxes are the elephants and other subungulates. 蹄兔 Family Procaviidae and order Hyracoidea: three genera and several species Example sentencesExamples Tour archaeological sites in Jerusalem and Masada, hike through desert canyons to see hyrax and ibex. Nick responded to my post about Badger's God with a link to a nice picture of the hyrax or rock badger that appears in the Bible. Some of these dassies, these hyraxes, went into the rocks, but this one actually climbs into the treetops. Less certain are manatees, aardvarks, and hyraxes. The so-called ‘dawn horse’, or Eohippus, was most likely not related to horses at all, but was very like a modern-day hyrax - that is, a rock badger or coney. From the molecular viewpoint, however, the phylogenetic relationship among elephants, sirenians, and hyraxes remains confused. The hyrax - elephant - sirenian core is well-accepted on morphological grounds. The hyrax remarked wryly, ‘Looks like somebody beat us to it, m'friend.‘ So do wombats, hyraxes, aye-ayes, and lagomorphs, to give a few examples chosen from modern mammals. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek hurax ‘shrew-mouse’.
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