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antlered

/ˈæntɫɝd/ adj

Having antlers.

Word Origin From Old French antoillier, meaning a deer's horn. The -ed suffix makes it 'having antlers'. Interestingly, the word antler might be related to Latin ante 'before' because antlers project forward? But the etymology is uncertain. The family includes antler, antlered, and unrelated words like anterior (from ante). So antlered simply means equipped with those branching horns.

adj Having antlers.

The majestic, antlered stag stood proudly at the edge of the forest.

(形容词) 有鹿角的

那只雄伟的、长着鹿角的雄鹿骄傲地站在森林边缘。

(adjetivo) astado; cornudo; con astas [Que tiene astas o cuernos.]

El majestuoso ciervo astado se erguía orgulloso en el borde del bosque.

(adjectif) à bois; cornu; cératinophore [Qui porte des bois (en parlant d'un cervidé mâle).]

Le majestueux cerf **antlered** se tenait fièrement au bord de la forêt.

(Adjektiv) geweihlt; mit Geweih [Mit Geweihen ausgestattet; sich auf Tiere beziehend, die Geweihe tragen.]

Der majestätische, **antlered** Hirsch stand stolz am Waldrand.

(形容詞) 角（つの）を持っている。

堂々とした角のある牡鹿が、森の縁で誇らしげに立っていた。

(adjetivo) galhado; cornudo; encornado [Que possui chifres ou galhadas.]

O majestoso cervo de galhadas estava orgulhosamente de pé na borda da floresta.

Synonyms: horned antler-bearing cervine deerlike branching Antonyms: hornless antlerless polled
Word parts: antler + ed

Related words

anterior ocular inoculate oculist

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