cauda
/ˈkɔːdə/Definitions
1. noun
A tail, especially one that is long and flexible, as in a lizard or a lion.
“The cauda of the lion helped it balance while climbing the tree.”
2. noun
A part of the spine, especially the coccyx, in humans.
“The cauda played a vital role in the human spine’s structure.”
3. noun
A tail-like appendage, especially in a bird, used for balance.
“The bird’s cauda helped it fly smoothly through the air.”