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equid
This term is primarily used in scientific, zoological, or academic contexts to categorize animals within the family Equidae. It serves as a precise taxonomic umbrella, allowing researchers to discuss horses, donkeys, and zebras collectively without listing each species individually.
In general conversation, the word is rare and may be perceived as overly technical. Most speakers would use "horse-like animals" or specific species names unless they are writing a biological report or a veterinary study.
Meanings
Examples
The zebra is a well known example of an African equid.
Ancient humans relied on the domestication of the equid for transport.
Is every equid capable of galloping at high speeds?
The museum exhibit features a fossilized equid from the Eocene epoch.
I wonder if this specific equid species is endangered.
The biologist classified the specimen as a primitive equid.
A wild equid roamed across the vast plains of the prehistoric landscape.
Donkeys and horses are both members of the equid family.