IPA: /ˈhaɪdrɪd/
KK: /ˈhaɪdrɪd/
A type of small, fresh-water animal that belongs to the family of hydras, or a chemical compound made of hydrogen combined with another element or radical.
The scientist studied the hydrid to understand its unique properties.
This word originates from the Greek 'hydra' (meaning water) and the suffix '-id' (indicating a relationship or connection). The term 'hydrid' refers to a compound or species that is related to or derived from water.
Think of 'hydra' which relates to water, and remember that 'hydrid' indicates something that is connected to or derived from water.