Hind (noun)

1. A female deer.
2. The lower part of the back, especially of an animal.

Origin:

It comes from old english hinde "female deer" and also from proto-germanic *hindaz "a female deer", from proto-indo-european *ken- "to strike, to kill".

Examples:

1. The hind was gracefully leaping through the forest.
2. The hunter's target was a hind.
3. The hind had beautiful, large brown eyes.
4. The hind had a small, white tail.
5. The hind's hind legs were much stronger than the front legs.