IPA: /kəˈluːbrɪd/
KK: /kəˈluːbrɪd/
Relating to a family of snakes known as Colubridae, which includes many non-venomous species found in various habitats.
The colubrid snakes are often seen in gardens and forests, where they help control pest populations.
A type of snake that belongs to a large family, mostly nonvenomous, which includes many common species like garter snakes and king snakes.
The colubrid slithered through the grass, searching for its next meal.
Colubrid → It is derived from the Latin word "colubra" (meaning snake) combined with the suffix "-id" (meaning related to or belonging to). The term "colubrid" refers to a family of snakes, indicating a relationship to snakes.
Think of the Latin word for snake, 'colubra', to remember that 'colubrid' refers to a type of snake.