Definition
Designed or adapted for running, used to describe animals or body parts that are built for speed and quick movement.
Etymology
From Latin 'cursorius,' derived from 'cursor' (runner) and the root 'currere' (to run), with the suffix '-ial' added to make it an adjective.
Kelly Says
Cheetahs have cursorial legs, but so do emus and even some dinosaurs like velociraptors—evolution keeps reinventing the perfect running body!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
ARالعربية
cursorial
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BNবাংলা
cursorial
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CACatalà
cursorial
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CSČeština
cursorial
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DADansk
cursorial
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DEDeutsch
cursorial
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ELΕλληνικά
cursorial
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ESEspañol
cursorial
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FAفارسی
cursorial
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FISuomi
cursorial
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FRFrançais
cursorial
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GUGU
cursorial
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HAHA
cursorial
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HEעברית
cursorial
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HIहिन्दी
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
HUMagyar
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
IDBahasa Indonesia
cursorial
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IGIG
cursorial
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ITItaliano
cursorial
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JA日本語
cursorial
kurusoria
KKKK
cursorial
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KMKM
cursorial
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KO한국어
cursorial
keurusoria
MRMR
cursorial
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MSBahasa Melayu
cursorial
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MYမြန်မာ
cursorial
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NLNederlands
cursorial
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NONorsk
cursorial
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PAPA
cursorial
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PLPolski
cursorial
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PTPortuguês
cursorial
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RORomână
cursorial
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RUРусский
cursorial
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SVSvenska
cursorial
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SWKiswahili
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
TAதமிழ்
cursorial
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TEతెలుగు
cursorial
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THไทย
cursorial
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TLTL
cursorial
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TRTürkçe
cursorial
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UKУкраїнська
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
URاردو
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
VITiếng Việt
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
YOYO
cursorial
kur-soh-ree-al
ZH中文
cursorial
keurusoria
ZUZU
cursorial
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