ungulate
nounUK /ˈʌŋɡjʊlət/
US /ˈʌŋɡjələt/
An ungulate is a hoofed animal like a horse, cow, or deer.
The zoo has a section for ungulates such as zebras and giraffes.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A mammal that walks on the tips of its toes, which are covered by hooves.
Scientists classify the camel as an ungulate because of its padded hooves.
3. Relating to or having hooves.
The ungulate foot is adapted for running and bearing weight.
4. A large group of plant-eating mammals that includes cattle, sheep, pigs, and deer.
Many ungulate species live together in herds on the open plains.