IPA: /ˌɔrnɪˈθɪskiən/
KK: /ɔrnɪˈθɪskiən/
Relating to a group of dinosaurs known for their bird-like features, which includes various species that walked on two or four legs.
The ornithischian dinosaurs were known for their unique hip structure and diverse adaptations.
A type of dinosaur that belongs to the order Ornithischia, characterized by a pelvic structure similar to that of birds and typically herbivorous in nature.
The ornithischian dinosaurs, like the stegosaurus, were known for their unique body structures and herbivorous diets.
Ornithischian → It is formed from "ornitho-" (from Greek "ornithos", meaning bird) and "ischian" (from Greek "ischion", meaning hip or pelvis). The term refers to a group of dinosaurs characterized by their bird-like hips.
Think of 'bird' ('ornitho-') to remember that 'ornithischian' refers to dinosaurs with bird-like hips.
No commonly confused words.