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1. (adj.) quadruped
four-footed.
2. (n.) quadruped
an animal, esp. a mammal, that has four feet.
Etymology: (1640–50; < L quadruped-, s. of quadrupēs; see quadru -, -ped)
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| Definition of 'quadruped' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) quadruped
an animal especially a mammal having four limbs specialized for walking
2. (adj) quadrupedal, quadruped, four-footed
having four feet
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| Definition of 'quadruped' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) quadruped
having four feet
2. (noun) quadruped
an animal having four feet, as most mammals and reptiles; -- often restricted to the mammals
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Sense: a four-footed animal
An elephant is a quadruped.
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 Afrikaans: viervoeter, viervoetige d |
 Arabic: رُباعي الأرْجُل |
 Bulgarian: четириного |
 Brazilian: quadrúpede |
 Czech: čtvernožec |
 German: der Vierfüßer |
 Danish: firbenet dyr |
 Greek: τετράποδο |
 Spanish: cuadrúpedo |
 Estonian: neljajalgne |
 Farsi: جانور چهار پا |
 Finnish: nelijalkainen |
 French: quadrupède |
 Hebrew: הוֹלֵך עַל אַרבָּע |
 Hindi: चौपाया |
 Croatian: četveronožac |
 Hungarian: négylábú |
 Indonesian: binatang berkaki empat |
 Icelandic: ferfætlingur |
 Italian: quadrupede |
 Japanese: ４足獣 |
 Korean: 네발짐승 |
 Lithuanian: keturkojis |
 Latvian: četrkājis |
 Malay: kuadruped |
 Dutch: viervoetig dier |
 Norwegian: firbeint dyr, firbein |
 Polish: czworonóg |
 Persian: جانور چهار پا |
 Pashto: څلور بول، څلورپښې |
 Portuguese: quadrúpede |
 Romanian: patruped |
 Russian: четвероногое животное |
 Slovak: štvornožec |
 Slovenian: štirinožec |
 Serbian: četvoronožni |
 Swedish: fyrfota djur |
 Thai: สัตว์สี่เท้า |
 Turkish: dört ayaklı (hayvan) |
 Taiwanese: 四足動物 |
 Ukrainian: чотиринога тварина |
 Urdu: چوپایہ جانور |
 Vietnamese: động vật có bốn chân |
 Chinese: 四足动物 |
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