-dactylous

Word Origin

a combining form meaning “fingered, possessing fingers,” or “toed, possessing toes,” used to form compound words in which the initial element specifies the type or number of fingers or toes:

tridactylous.

Origin

< Greek -daktylos, adj. derivative of dáktylos finger, toe; see -ous

Related Words

-dactyl
anisodactylous
heterodactylous
leptodactylous
pamprodactylous
perissodactyl

-dac·ty·lous
\| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷\ adjective combining form
Etymology: Greek -daktylos, from daktylos finger, toe
: having (such or so many) fingers or toes
< isodactylous >
< monodactylous >

词汇	-dactylous
词根词缀	Dictionary.com Webster -dactylous Word Origin 1 a combining form meaning “fingered, possessing fingers,” or “toed, possessing toes,” used to form compound words in which the initial element specifies the type or number of fingers or toes: tridactylous. Origin < Greek -daktylos, adj. derivative of dáktylos finger, toe; see -ous Related Words -dactyl anisodactylous heterodactylous leptodactylous pamprodactylous perissodactyl -dac·ty·lous \\| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷\ adjective combining form Etymology: Greek -daktylos, from daktylos finger, toe : having (such or so many) fingers or toes < isodactylous > < monodactylous >
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