| 释义 |
ferae na·tu·rae
\ˈfeˌrīnəˈtu̇ˌrē; ˈfeˌrēnəˈtu̇ˌrē, ˈfiˌ-\ adjective
Etymology: Latin, of a wild nature
of an animal : wild by nature : not usually tamed — used of such animals as foxes and wild ducks in which at the common law no one can claim absolute property although a qualified property may be obtained by capturing them, by owning the land on which they are found, or by having a special privilege of hunting them |