IPA: /ɪˈɡwænɪd/
KK: /ɪˈɡwænɪd/
A type of lizard that belongs to the family Iguanidae, which includes various species commonly found in warm regions.
The iguanid basked in the sun on a rock, enjoying the warmth.
Iguanid is derived from "Iguana" (from Spanish *iguana*, which comes from Taíno *iwana*, meaning a type of lizard) and the suffix "-id" (meaning related to or belonging to). The term "iguanid" refers to a family of lizards that includes iguanas, indicating a relation to the iguana species.
Think of the word 'iguana' as a type of lizard, and remember that 'iguanid' means something that is related to or belongs to the iguana family.