MURID

Meaning of MURID in English

[mu.rid] adj [ultim. fr. L mur-, mus mouse--more at mouse] (ca. 1909): of or relating to a family (Muridae) comprising the typical mice and rats -- murid n

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MURID — adjective see: mouse Date: circa 1909 of or relating to a family (Muridae) comprising the typical mice and rats and …
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MURID — I. mu̇ˈrēd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Arabic murīd Islam : disciple ; especially : a Sufi disciple II. ˈmyu̇rə̇d …
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MURID — adj. of or pertaining to mice
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MURID — n. mouse, animal belonging to the Muridae family
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MURID — adjective Etymology: ultimately from Latin mur-, mus mouse — more at mouse Date: circa 1909 : of or relating to …
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MURID — Мюрид
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MURID — n. Pronunciation: ' myu ̇ r- ə d Function: adjective Etymology: ultimately from Latin mur-, mus mouse ― more at …
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MURINE — adjective Etymology: ultimately from Latin mur-, mus Date: circa 1729 of or relating to a murid genus ( Mus ) …
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VOLE — I. ˈvōl noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, probably from voler to fly, from Middle French — more at volley …
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RAT — I. ˈrat, usu -ad.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ræt; akin to Old Saxon ratta …
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ZYZOMYS — ˈzīzəˌmis noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, alteration of Zygomys, from zyg- + -mys : a genus of small Australian …
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VLEI RAT — noun : a southern African murid rodent ( Otomys irroratus ) that has long shaggy grizzled pelage, broad ears, and …
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UROMYS — ˈyu̇rəˌmis noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from ur- (II) + -mys : a genus of murid rodents of southeastern …
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TREE RAT — noun 1. Australia : roof rat 2. : a member of an African murid genus ( Thallomys ) of arboreal …
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TREE MOUSE — noun 1. : any of numerous small arboreal myomorph rodents: as a. : any African long-clawed murid of Dendromus or …
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STRIPED MOUSE — noun 1. : jumping mouse 2. or striped rat : any member of an African genus ( Arvicanthus ) of …
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ROCK MOUSE — noun : a small southern African murid rodent ( Petromyscus collinus ) living in rocky areas
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RHIZOMYIDAE — ˌrīzōˈmīəˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Rhizomys, type genus + -idae : a family of Asiatic and …
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POUCHED RAT — noun : any of several African murid rodents with cheek pouches: as a. or pouched gopher : pocket gopher b. …
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MOLE RAT — noun : any of various rodents resembling true moles in habit or appearance: as a. : sokhor b. : a …
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LEGGADA — ˈlegədə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin : a genus of murid rodents that comprises the jungle mice and is …
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MULTITUBERCULATE — n. type of murid-like non-therian mammals (common during the late Jurassic to the early Eocene)
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MURINE — adjective Etymology: ultimately from Latin mur-, mus Date: circa 1729 : of or relating to a murid genus ( Mus …
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MURINE — [mu.rine] adj [ultim. fr. L mur-, mus] (1607): of or relating to a murid genus (Mus) or its subfamily (Murinae) …
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TARIQA — also spelled Tariqah, Arabic Tariqah (road, path, or way), the Muslim spiritual path toward direct knowledge (ma'rifah) of God or …
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TOUBA — in full Touba Mosque, town, west-central Senegal, West Africa. The town takes its name from the Grand Mosque of the …
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SAFI OD-DIN — born 1253, Ardabil, Iran died Sept. 12, 1334, Ardabil mystic and founder of the Safavid order of mystics. Safi od-Din, …
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МЮРИД — Murid
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