Noun:

दूध पिलानेवाला जानवर, स्तनीयजन्तु, स्तनपायी,

mammal's Usage Examples:

MUSK-RAT, or Musquash, the name of a large North American rat-like rodent mammal, technically known as Fiber zibethicus, and belonging to the mouse-tribe (Muridae).

CHINCHILLA, a small grey hopping rodent mammal (Chinchilla lanigera), of the approximate size of a squirrel, inhabiting the eastern slopes of the Andes in Chile and Bolivia, at altitudes between 8000 and 12,000 ft.

The ornithology of northern Asia is even more closely allied to that of Europe than the mammal fauna.

The only mammal actually associated with the plants appears to be a species of tapir, a genus which in Europe seems to be characteristically Miocene and Older Pliocene.

The common use of the word animal as the equivalent of mammal, as opposed to bird or reptile or fish, is erroneous.

Many a large mammal coming to drink at its accustomed place is dragged into the water by the lurking monster.

those of any other burrowing mammal, the retina being reduced to a mass of simple cells, and the cornea and sclerotic ("white") to a pearshaped fibrous capsule enclosing a ball of pigment.

LEMMING, the native name of a small Scandinavian rodent mammal Lemmus norvegicus (or L.

COYPU, the native name of a large South American aquatic rodent mammal, known very generally among European residents in the country as nutria (the Spanish word for otter) and scientifically as Myocastor (or Myopotamus) coypu.

PACA, the Brazilian name for a large, heavily-built, shorttailed rodent mammal, easily recognized by its spotted fur.

Synonyms:

class Mammalia, female mammal, pilus, eutherian mammal, craniate, eutherian, tusker, vertebrate, metatherian, Mammalia, prototherian, fossorial mammal, hair, placental mammal, pelage, placental, mammalian, coat,

Antonyms:

digitigrade mammal, plantigrade mammal, undress, undergarment, uncover,