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an·chi·the·ri·um
\ˌaŋkəˈthirēəm\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek anchi near + New Latin -therium
: a genus of extinct Miocene and Pliocene perissodactyl mammals related to the modern horse from which they differ in dentition and especially in the limbs, having a complete ulna and fibula and three functional toes of which the middle one is much the largest |