Definition of didactyl in English:

didactyl

(also didactyle)

adjective dʌɪˈdakt(ɪ)l

Zoology

Having two fingers, toes, claws, or finger-like parts.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Shaw (1751–1813), natural historian. From di- + -dactyl, after French didactyle and its etymon post-classical Latin didactylus.

Definition of didactyl in US English:

didactyl

(also didactyle)

adjectivedʌɪˈdakt(ɪ)l

Zoology

Having two fingers, toes, claws, or finger-like parts.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Shaw (1751–1813), natural historian. From di- + -dactyl, after French didactyle and its etymon post-classical Latin didactylus.

词汇	didactyl
释义	Definition of didactyl in English: didactyl (also didactyle) adjective dʌɪˈdakt(ɪ)l Zoology Having two fingers, toes, claws, or finger-like parts. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Shaw (1751–1813), natural historian. From di- + -dactyl, after French didactyle and its etymon post-classical Latin didactylus. Definition of didactyl in US English: didactyl (also didactyle) adjectivedʌɪˈdakt(ɪ)l Zoology Having two fingers, toes, claws, or finger-like parts. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in George Shaw (1751–1813), natural historian. From di- + -dactyl, after French didactyle and its etymon post-classical Latin didactylus.
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