Easter bunnies are an oviparous species in the mammal family of Leporidae.
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Oviparous
//oʊˈvɪpəɹəs//
Synonyms for "oviparous" (2 found)
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2 entriesTranslations
28 translations across 23 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ᾠότοκος adj (egg laying)
Bengali
1 entries- অণ্ডজ adj (egg laying)
Breton
1 entries- vic'haner adj (egg laying)
Catalan
1 entries- ovípar adj (egg laying)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 卵生 adj (egg laying)
Dutch
2 entries- eierleggend adj (egg laying)
- ovipaar adj (egg laying)
Finnish
2 entries- muniva adj (egg laying)
- ovipaarinen adj (egg laying)
French
1 entries- ovipare adj (egg laying)
Georgian
2 entries- კვერცხისმდებელი adj (egg laying)
- კვერცხმდებელი adj (egg laying)
German
2 entries- eierlegend adj (egg laying)
- ovipar adj (egg laying)
Greek
1 entries- ωοτόκος adj (egg laying)
Hungarian
1 entries- tojásrakó adj (egg laying)
Irish
1 entries- ubh-bhreitheach adj (egg laying)
Italian
1 entries- oviparo adj (egg laying)
Japanese
1 entries- 卵生の adj (egg laying)
Latin
1 entries- oviparus adj (egg laying)
Malay
1 entries- oviparus adj (egg laying)
Māori
1 entries- hua-pao-waho adj (egg laying)
Polish
1 entries- jajorodny adj (egg laying)
Russian
2 entries- яйцекладу́щий adj (egg laying)
- яйцено́сный adj (egg laying)
Spanish
1 entries- ovíparo adj (egg laying)
Swedish
1 entries- ovipar adj (egg laying)
Welsh
1 entries- dodwyol adj (egg laying)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
Mammals have breasts, oviparous lay eggs.
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Viviparous animals give birth to their young while the oviparous lay eggs.
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The platypus is an animal, found in Australia, which is both a mammal and an oviparous "duck".
Source: tatoeba (10520495)
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