Aepyceros

Pronunciation: /ˌæpɪˈsɪərəs/

Definitions of aepyceros

noun a genus of African antelopes known as impalas

Example Sentences

A1 An aepyceros is a type of antelope.

A2 The aepyceros gracefully leaped over the grassy plains.

B1 A sighting of an aepyceros is rare in this region.

B2 The aepyceros is known for its impressive speed and agility.

C1 Conservation efforts are being made to protect the aepyceros population.

C2 Researchers are studying the behavior patterns of the aepyceros in their natural habitat.

Examples of aepyceros in a Sentence

formal The aepyceros is a type of antelope found in Africa.

informal I saw a cool looking aepyceros at the zoo yesterday.

slang Check out that aepyceros, it's so graceful!

figurative The aepyceros leaping through the grass symbolizes freedom and agility.

Grammatical Forms of aepyceros

• past tense: aepycerosed
• plural: aepyceroses
• comparative: more aepyceros
• superlative: most aepyceros
• present tense: aepyceroses
• future tense: will aepyceros
• perfect tense: have aepycerosed
• continuous tense: is aepycerosing
• singular: aepyceros
• positive degree: aepyceros
• infinitive: to aepyceros
• gerund: aepycerosing
• participle: aepycerosed

Origin and Evolution of aepyceros

First Known Use: 1758 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'aepyceros' originates from Latin.

Evolution of the word: The word 'aepyceros' was first used in the scientific naming of the genus of the impala, a type of African antelope. Over time, it has remained primarily used in the context of zoology and biology.