elephant.
(Of thelat.)elephas, - antis, and this of theg ?(fa?).
1. m. mammal of the order of the Proboscidios, the largest of the terrestrial animals that live now, because it reaches three metres high and five long. It has the body of dark grey colour, small head, guys eyes, large, hanging ears, nose and upper lip United and very long Horn, which extended and picks up their devices and serves as a hand-shaped. Lacks canines and two incisor teeth, commonly called tusks, solid and very large. It breeds in Asia and Africa, where it is employed as an animal of load.
elephant Marino.1. m. morsa1.
2. m. its. lobster2..
be something or someone an elephant white.
1. loc. verb. Be expensive to maintain and did not produce any useful.
