| 释义 |
cyn·o·mol·gus
\ˌsinəˈmälgəs, ˌsīn-\ noun
(plural cynomol·gi \-ˌgī\)
Etymology: New Latin, alteration of cynamolgus, from Latin, member of an ancient tribe in Libya, from Greek Kynamolgos, literally, dog-milker, from kyn- cyn- + -amolgos (from amelgein to milk) — more at milk
: macaque; especially : crab-eating macaque — used chiefly in technical literature concerned with poliomyelitis |