different between ranivorous vs ranivore
ranivorous
English
Etymology
From the New Latin r?nivorus.
Adjective
ranivorous (not comparable)
- frog-eating
Translations
ranivorous From the web:
- ranivorous meaning
- what does carnivorous mean
ranivore
English
Etymology
From the New Latin r?nivorus.
Noun
ranivore (plural ranivores)
- A frog-eater; a creature that eats frogs.
Derived terms
- ranivorous
- ranivory
References
- Ranivore, Word Info. 2007.
- Vor, Word Info. 2007.
French
Etymology
From the New Latin r?nivorus.
Adjective
ranivore (plural ranivores)
- Ranivore. Frog-eating. An example is that the bird-of-prey, the African Marsh Harrier is known as the busard ranivore in French.
References
African Marsh Harrier
Latin
Pronunciation
- (Classical) IPA(key): /ra??ni.u?o.re/, [rä??n?u????]
- (Ecclesiastical) IPA(key): /ra?ni.vo.re/, [r??ni?v???]
Adjective
r?nivore
- vocative masculine singular of r?nivorus
ranivore From the web:
- what carnivores
- what carnivores eat
- what carnivores do humans eat
- what carnivores live in the rainforest
- what carnivores do lions eat
- what carnivores live in the desert
- what carnivores live in the tundra
- what carnivores live in the forest
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