Definition

1. Adjective (Zoology):
   • Syndactyl: Describing a condition where two or more digits (fingers or toes) are fused or webbed together. This is a natural anatomical feature in certain animal species.

Usage Examples

• Adjective:
  • Một số loài chim có chân dính ngón. (Some bird species have syndactyl feet.)
  • Đặc điểm dính ngón giúp loài linh trưởng này leo trèo tốt hơn. (The syndactyl trait helps this primate species climb better.)

Advanced Usage

• The term is primarily used in scientific, zoological, or veterinary contexts to describe a specific morphological trait.

Variants and Related Words

• Dính ngón tay/chân: syndactyly of the fingers/toes. This is a more specific phrase.
  • Tình trạng dính ngón tay bẩm sinh. (A condition of congenital syndactyly of the fingers.)

Synonyms

• Web-toed: Having toes connected by skin (a common form of syndactyly).
• Fused digits: A descriptive term for the condition.

Related Terms

• Syndactyly (n): The noun form denoting the condition of having fused digits.
  • Syndactyly là một đặc điểm phổ biến ở loài vịt. (Syndactyly is a common feature in ducks.)

1. (động vaật) Syndactyl