NAILS
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 21
(Germ, nagel.) This term is given to the terminal horny appendages of the fingers and toes when they arc in the form of flattened or depre ed plates, serving to sup|xirt a broad tactile surface, as in the human fingers. When these appendages are compre ed, curved. pointed, and extended beyond the digit, they are called " talons." or "claws;" when they encase the extremity of ■ digit like a box, they are called " hoofs." [s. 823]
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