IPA: /ˈædæks/
KK: /ˈædæks/
A type of antelope found in northern Africa, known for its long, twisted horns and light-colored fur.
The addax is well adapted to the harsh desert environment of the Sahara.
The word 'addax' comes from Arabic 'عَدَس' (ʿadas), meaning a type of antelope. It refers specifically to a species of antelope found in North Africa, known for its long, twisted horns and sandy-colored coat.
Think of the Arabic word for this unique antelope, which helps you remember that 'addax' refers to a specific type of antelope.