Jaguarundi
11jaguarundi — also jaguarondi noun Etymology: American Spanish, from Old Guarani yaguarundi; akin to Tupi jawarundɨ jaguarundi Date: circa 1885 a slender long tailed short legged black, gray, or reddish wildcat (Felis yagouaroundi) chiefly of Central and South …
12jaguarundi — jaguarondi ou jaguarundi [ʒagwaʀɔ̃di] n. m. ÉTYM. Fin XIXe; mot d une langue indienne du Brésil, probablt apparenté au tupi jaguara. → Jaguar. ❖ ♦ Zool. Mammifère carnivore (Félidés) d Amérique tropicale, scientifiquement appelé felis eyra, grand …
13Jaguarundi — Ja|gu|a|run|di der; [s], [s] <aus gleichbed. port. u. span. jaguarundi, dies aus Tupi u. Guarani jagwarundi> eine marderähnliche Kleinkatze Mittel u. Südamerikas …
14jaguarundi cat — noun long bodied long tailed tropical American wildcat • Syn: ↑jaguarundi, ↑jaguarondi, ↑eyra, ↑Felis yagouaroundi • Hypernyms: ↑wildcat • Member Holonyms: ↑Felis, ↑ …
15jaguarundi — noun A medium sized Central and South American wild cat. Scientific name: Herpailurus yagouaroundi or Felis yagouaroundi …
16Jaguarundi — Wieselkatze * * * Jaguarụndi [Tupí] der, s/ s, die Wieselkatze …
17jaguarundi — n. medium sized tropical wildcat with a long body and long tail (native of Central and South America) …
18jaguarundi — [ˌdʒagwə rʌndi] noun (plural jaguarundis) a small American wild cat with a uniform red or grey coat, slender body, and short legs, found from Arizona to Argentina. [Felis yagouaroundi.] Origin C19: from Port., from Tupi Guarani, from yaguára… …
19jaguarundi — jag·ua·run·di …
20jaguarundi — ja•gua•run•di [[t]ˌdʒɑ gwəˈrʌn di, gyu ə , ˌdʒæg wə , yu ə [/t]] n. pl. dis mam a mainly tropical American wildcat, Felis yagouaroundi, with a long body and tail • Etymology: 1880–85; < Pg < Guarani jaguarundy wildcat …
