Hyrachyus
noun
Hy·rach·y·us
hīˈrakēəs
: a genus (the type of the family Hyrachyidae) of primitive perissodactyl ungulates related to the rhinoceroses and common in the North American Eocene
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Hyrac-, Hyrax, genus of ungulates + -hyus (from Greek hy-, hys hog, swine) (female hog)
- closeness
- closenesses
- closening
- closens
- closeout
- closeouter
- closeoutest
- closeouts
- closeoutter
- closeouttest
- closer
- closers
- closes
- closes (down)
- closes (off)
- closes down
- closes in
- closes in (on)
- closes in on
- closes off
- closes one's doors
- closes one's doors (to)
- closes one's doors to
- closes one's eyes to
- closes out