Definition of hominine in English:

hominine

adjective ˈhɒmɪniːnˈhɒmɪnʌɪn

Of, relating to, or characteristic of hominines; belonging to the subfamily Homininae.

noun ˈhɒmɪniːnˈhɒmɪnʌɪn

A primate of the subfamily Homininae, which originally comprised the large-brained hominids (in contrast to the small-brained ones of the subfamily Australopithecinae).

Origin

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin homin-, homō homo + -ine, after canine, feline, asinine, etc. In later use after scientific Latin Homininae, subfamily name; with use as noun compare French Homininé, German Hominin; compare hominid, hominid, hominoid, hominoid.

Definition of hominine in US English:

hominine

adjective

Of, relating to, or characteristic of hominines; belonging to the subfamily Homininae.

noun

A primate of the subfamily Homininae, which originally comprised the large-brained hominids (in contrast to the small-brained ones of the subfamily Australopithecinae).

Origin

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin homin-, homō homo + -ine, after canine, feline, asinine, etc. In later use after scientific Latin Homininae, subfamily name; with use as noun compare French Homininé, German Hominin; compare hominid, hominid, hominoid, hominoid.

单词	hominine
释义	Definition of hominine in English: hominine adjective ˈhɒmɪniːnˈhɒmɪnʌɪn Of, relating to, or characteristic of hominines; belonging to the subfamily Homininae. noun ˈhɒmɪniːnˈhɒmɪnʌɪn A primate of the subfamily Homininae, which originally comprised the large-brained hominids (in contrast to the small-brained ones of the subfamily Australopithecinae). Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin homin-, homō homo + -ine, after canine, feline, asinine, etc. In later use after scientific Latin Homininae, subfamily name; with use as noun compare French Homininé, German Hominin; compare hominid, hominid, hominoid, hominoid. Definition of hominine in US English: hominine adjective Of, relating to, or characteristic of hominines; belonging to the subfamily Homininae. noun A primate of the subfamily Homininae, which originally comprised the large-brained hominids (in contrast to the small-brained ones of the subfamily Australopithecinae). Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin homin-, homō homo + -ine, after canine, feline, asinine, etc. In later use after scientific Latin Homininae, subfamily name; with use as noun compare French Homininé, German Hominin; compare hominid, hominid, hominoid, hominoid.
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