| 释义 |
hin·ny
\ˈhinē\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: modification of Latin hinnus, probably modification (influenced by Latin hinnire to neigh, of imitative origin) of Greek ginnos, innos, probably of non-Indo-European origin
: a hybrid between a stallion and an ass that differs from the mule in having a more bushy tail, in having a body disproportionately large in comparison with the legs, and in being of a gentler disposition |