Simian ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Simian ( noun )

A monkey or ape.

Origin:

From latin simia, from greek σῖμος (sîmos, "ape, monkey").

Examples:

1. The zookeeper was showing off the new baby simian to the visitors.
2. The scientist studied the behavior of simians in the wild.
3. The simian exhibit at the zoo was always a popular destination for families.
4. Simians are known for their intelligence and problem-solving abilities.
5. The simian's long arms and prehensile tail made it well-suited for climbing trees.

(As an adjective)

Simian ( adjective )

A monkey or ape.

Origin:

From latin simia, from greek σῖμος (sîmos, "ape, monkey").

Examples:

1. The zookeeper was showing off the new baby simian to the visitors.
2. The scientist studied the behavior of simians in the wild.
3. The simian exhibit at the zoo was always a popular destination for families.
4. Simians are known for their intelligence and problem-solving abilities.
5. The simian's long arms and prehensile tail made it well-suited for climbing trees.