bubaline
ˈbjuːbəˌliːn
Definition

Definition of bubaline - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
animalsTECH.related to or resembling a buffaloTECH.
  • The bubaline features of the animal were striking.
bovine
2.
bubal antelopeTECH.related to or resembling the bubal antelopeTECH.
  • The bubaline characteristics were evident in its horns.
bovine
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Origin of bubaline

Latin, bubalus (buffalo) + -ine (pertaining to)

Examples of bubaline in a sentence

  • Her painting depicted the bubaline strength of the creature.
  • The animal's bubaline features were strikingly unique.
  • Its bubaline appearance made it stand out in the herd.

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  1. French:bubalin, bubaline, ...
  2. German:büffelartig, bubal, ...
  3. Italian:bubalino, bubaline, ...
  4. Spanish:bubalino, semejante al antílope bubal, ...
  5. Portuguese:bubalino, semelhante ao antílope bubal, ...
  6. Chinese:水牛的, 北非大羚羊的, ...
  7. Japanese:バッファローのような, ババルの, ...
  8. Arabic:جَامُوسِيّ, بوباليّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוּפָלוֹאִי, בּוּבָּאלִי, ...
  10. Russian:буйволиный, бубалинный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:буйволиний, бубалоподібний, ...
  12. Hindi:भैंस जैसी, बुबाल मृग जैसा, ...
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