Author:
Peter Berry
Date Of Creation:
20 February 2021
Update Date:
14 May 2024
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The words ending in -ívoro e -ívora They are not usually very frequent in the Spanish language. Generally, words with this suffix are related to the type of feeding of a species. For example: carnivore (animal that eats meat).
- See also: Prefixes and suffixes
Examples of words ending in -ívoro e -ívora
- Carnivorous. That eats meat.
- Herbivorous. That eats herbs or vegetables.
- Omnivore. That feeds on everything.
- Fruitarian.Who eats fruit.
- Granivore. That eats grains.
- Insectivorous. That eats insects.
- Piscivorous. That eats fish.
- Raw food. That you eat raw food.
- Fumivore. It is a type of oven whose cooking does not generate smoke.
- Aurivore. Greedy or ambitious person who uncontrollably desires the need for a lot of money. This term is also attributed to those who covet gold.
Sentences with words ending in -ívoro e -ívora
- There are animals that are carnivores, for example the lion, the tiger, the puma. While there are animals that are herbivores like the rabbit, the giraffe or the zebra.
- Many tribes in America had a grain-based diet, that is, their diet was granivore. Others, used to incorporate fruits, that is why they were known as aborigines frugivorous.
- The search for gold led them to behave aurivores.
- The first great civilizations began to eat fish when they dominated the water by building canoes. Their feeding piscivorous It provided them with an increase in the consumption of phosphorus, essential food for intellectual development. However, at first they did not usually cook their food: their type of diet was raw food.
- Pigeon feeding is basically insectivorous.
- Reptiles are insectivores.
- Pigs are animals omnivores.
- Humans, for the most part, have a type of diet omnivorous.
- The panda is my animal omnivore Favourite.
Follow with:
- Words ending in -oso and -osa
- Words ending in -bility
- Words ending in -bundo and -bunda
- Words ending in -sion and -tion
