Rhizomyidae
plural noun
Rhi·zo·my·i·dae
ˌrīzōˈmīəˌdē
: a family of Asiatic and African fossorial rodents that are related to but somewhat more specialized than the common murid rodents see rhizomys
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Rhizomys, type genus + -idae
- anthroponoses
- anthroponosis
- anthroponotic
- anthroponym
- anthroponymic
- anthroponymy
- anthropopathic
- anthropopathically
- anthropopathies
- anthropopathism
- anthropopathisms
- anthropopathite
- anthropopathy
- anthropophagi
- anthropophagies
- anthropophagite
- anthropophagites
- anthropophagous
- anthropophagus
- anthropophagy
- anthropophuism
- anthropophuistic
- anthropopitheci
- anthropopithecus
- anthropopsychic