Chordata

Translingual Etymology From mul la chorda cord, string + mul -ata having. Pronunciation English: en /kɔːˈdeɪtə/ RP en /kɔɹˈdɑtɑ/ US en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Persent101-Chordata.wav US Proper noun Chordates; animals having a notochord at some stage of their development, defined as either of phylum superphylum Deuterostomia phylum infrakingdom Deuterostomia Hypernyms phylum in infrakingdom Eukaryota superkingdom superkingdom; Animalia kingdom; Bilateria subkingdom; Deuterostomia infrakingdom Hyponyms phylum Cephalochordata subphylum, Myxini subphylum, Urochordata subphylum, Vertebrata subphylum subphyla; Chordata Craniata clade clade phylum in infrakingdom Cephalochordata subphylum, Urochordata subphylum, Vertebrata subphylum (= Craniata) subphyla Translations a taxonomic phylum, within superphylum Deuterostomia Azerbaijani: az xordalı Czech: cs strunatci m-p Dutch: nl chordadieren p Finnish: fi selkäjänteiset French: fr chordés m-p (fr chordé m-s), fr cordés m-p (fr cordé m-s) German: de Chordatiere f-p, de Chordata n-p Greek: el χορδωτά n-p Japanese: ja 脊索動物門 せきさくどうぶつもん, sekisaku dōbutsu-mon Persian: fa طنابداران tanâbdârân, fa مازه‌داران mâze-dârân Tamil: ta முதுகுநாணிகள் References 1