English
humantaur
By surface analysis, human + -taur.
Equivalent to human + -taur
Latin hūmānus ‘of man’
Old French humain
Middle French humain ‘human’
Middle English humaigne
English human
Today it means
noun A fictional humanoid creature with a taur-like body structure, typically depicted featuring a main torso transitioning into a second torso with additional legs, all parts being human in physiology.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / humantaur