The word "ape" originates from the Old English term "apa," which is related to similar words in other Germanic languages, such as the Old High German "affo" and the Dutch "aap." These words are believed to stem from a Proto-Germanic root *apan, which is thought to have been derived from an even older Proto-Indo-European root. The term has evolved over time to specifically refer to the tailless primates, distinguishing them from monkeys and other related species.
they are primates
The guy acted like an ape, all arms and groping me as if grabbing fruit from a tree. The zoo's only ape died yesterday.
Singe. This means monkey, and although it is very very close, it's not exactly the same.
Hominid or the taxonomic family known as Hominidae.
On my website, WWW.IMZILCH.COM in the article entitled ZILCH there is an explanation of the origin of the word ZILCH.
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Ape. Bee in Italian is ape.
An ape is a large primate that lacks a tail. The Japanese translation of the word ape is saru, which also refers to monkeys.
"Southern ape", from the Latin word for "southern", australis, and the Greek word for "ape", pithecos.
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The word "ape" when translated in Tagalog or Filipino (national language of the Philippines) would simply mean "unggoy", "matsing", "tsonggo".
it depends how you se it.......if you meen the vowels in the word ape, then yes, mut if u mean ape as a whole vowel then no
yes it actually is its because it's apart of the ape family and its really close to a ape
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