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vertebrate en · ADJ · etymology 1

Pronunciation

/ˈvɛɹ.tɪ.bɹeɪt/
(Southern-England) audio

Etymology

Adapted borrowing of French vertébré, from Latin vertebrātus (“jointed”) (see -ate (adjective-forming suffix) for more).

Meanings

(not-comparable) Having a backbone.
(not-comparable) Of, being, or pertaining to Vertebrata, animals with backbones.

Translations (42)

ru позвоно́чный (having a backbone) · ka ხერხემლიანი (having a backbone) · hy ողնաշարավոր (having a backbone) · gl vertebrado (having a backbone) · hu gerinces (having a backbone) · pl kręgowy (having a backbone) · be пазвано́чны (having a backbone) · da hvirveldyr (having a backbone) · ms vertebrat (having a backbone) · ca vertebrat (having a backbone) · kk омыртқалы (having a backbone) · it vertebrato (having a backbone) · cmn 椎骨的 (having a backbone) · ko 척추 (having a backbone) · br mellkeinek (having a backbone) · ja 脊椎 (having a backbone) · es vertebrado (having a backbone) · mk ’рбетнички (having a backbone) · ia vertebrate (having a backbone) · bg гръбна́чен (having a backbone) · izh selkäpiikäs (having a backbone) · ga veirteabrach (having a backbone) · ar فَقَارِيَّة (having a backbone) · lt stuburinis (having a backbone) · fi selkärankainen (having a backbone) · ar فَقَارِيّ (having a backbone) · nv bíígháán dahólónígíí (having a backbone) · uk хребе́тний (having a backbone) · ms bertulang belakang (having a backbone) · id vertebrata (having a backbone) · be хрыбе́тны (having a backbone) · mi whaituaiwi (having a backbone) · el σπονδυλωτός (having a backbone) · ro vertebrat (having a backbone) · fr vertébré (having a backbone) · nl gewerveld (having a backbone) · id bertulang belakang (having a backbone) · pt vertebrado (having a backbone) · la vertebrātus (having a backbone) · wa cronzoxhî (having a backbone) · kmr birrbirredar (having a backbone) · eu ornodun (having a backbone)

vertebrate en · NOUN · etymology 2

Pronunciation

/ˈvɛɹ.tɪ.bɹeɪt/
(Southern-England) audio

Etymology

From the substantivization of the above adjective through the associated taxon's name (Vertebrata) (see -ate (noun-forming suffix) for more).

Meanings

An animal having a backbone: one belonging to the subphylum Vertebrata.
- Under the white chalk, drawn on the blackboard / Under the x-ray, I'm just a vertebrate 2005, “Corporeal”, in Tender Buttons, performed by Broadcast:

Forms

Spelling	Features	Labels	Source
vertebrates	Number=Plur		lexicographic

Antonyms

invertebrate · invertebrate

Deriveds

protovertebrate · evertebrate · megavertebrate · macrovertebrate · paleovertebrate · microvertebrate

Hypernyms

critter · creature · animal · animal · creature · organism

Hyponyms

reptile · fish · mammal · bird · amphibian

Meronyms

cranium · vertebra

Synonyms

craniate · vertebrate

Translations (72)

pt vertebrado (an animal having a backbone) · ml കശേരുകി (an animal having a backbone) · tr omurgalı (an animal having a backbone) · uz umurtqali (an animal having a backbone) · mi kararehe whaituaiwi (an animal having a backbone) · hi कशेरुकी जीव (an animal having a backbone) · hu gerinces (an animal having a backbone) · nb virveldyr (an animal having a backbone) · cmn 脊椎動物 /脊椎动物 (an animal having a backbone) · fi selkärankainen (an animal having a backbone) · ms vertebrat (an animal having a backbone) · lt stuburinis (an animal having a backbone) · cy fertebrat (an animal having a backbone) · id hewan vertebrata (an animal having a backbone) · ga veirteabrach (an animal having a backbone) · ms haiwan vertebrat (an animal having a backbone) · eo vertebrulo (an animal having a backbone) · nv naaldeehii bitsʼin dahólónígíí (an animal having a backbone) · be пазвано́чнае (an animal having a backbone) · de Wirbeltier (an animal having a backbone) · cs obratlovec (an animal having a backbone) · bg гръбна́чно (an animal having a backbone) · ja 脊椎動物 (an animal having a backbone) · nn virveldyr (an animal having a backbone) · pl kręgowiec (an animal having a backbone) · lv mugurkaulnieks (an animal having a backbone) · nn ryggradsdyr (an animal having a backbone) · nl gewervelde (an animal having a backbone) · id hewan bertulang belakang (an animal having a backbone) · is hryggleysingjar (an animal having a backbone) · fy rêchbonkedier (an animal having a backbone) · nn ryggbeinsdyr (an animal having a backbone) · yue 脊椎動物 /脊椎动物 (an animal having a backbone) · th สัตว์มีกระดูกสันหลัง (an animal having a backbone) · az onurğalı (an animal having a backbone) · es vertebrado (an animal having a backbone) · da hvirveldyr (an animal having a backbone) · el σπονδυλωτό (an animal having a backbone) · sl vretenčar (an animal having a backbone) · fy wringedier (an animal having a backbone) · uk хребе́тна твари́на (an animal having a backbone) · ru позвоно́чное (an animal having a backbone) · fr vertébré (an animal having a backbone) · sh králješnjak (an animal having a backbone) · eu ornodun (an animal having a backbone) · sh крáљешњак (an animal having a backbone) · he חֻלְיְתָן \ חולייתן (an animal having a backbone) · km សត្វឆ្អឹងកង (an animal having a backbone) · id vertebrata (an animal having a backbone) · ky омурткалуу (an animal having a backbone) · ro vertebrat (an animal having a backbone) · nl werveldier (an animal having a backbone) · nl vertebraat (an animal having a backbone) · sh kičmenjak (an animal having a backbone) · ar فَقَارِيَّة (an animal having a backbone) · ar فَقَارِيّ (an animal having a backbone) · kk омыртқалы (an animal having a backbone) · kn ಕಶೇರುಕ (an animal having a backbone) · sh кичмењак (an animal having a backbone) · hy ողնաշարավոր (an animal having a backbone) · de Vertebrat (an animal having a backbone) · ia vertebrato (an animal having a backbone) · it vertebrato (an animal having a backbone) · wa cronzoxhî (an animal having a backbone) · mk ’рбетник (an animal having a backbone) · gl vertebrado (an animal having a backbone) · sk stavovec (an animal having a backbone) · vi động vật có xương sống (an animal having a backbone) · ca vertebrat (an animal having a backbone) · sv ryggradsdjur (an animal having a backbone) · ko 척추동물 (an animal having a backbone) · br mellkeineg (an animal having a backbone)

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