IPA: /æŋˈɡɔːrə/
KK: /æŋˈɡɔrə/
A type of animal known for its soft and fluffy fur, including breeds like cats, goats, and rabbits, as well as the fabric made from their hair.
The angora rabbit is famous for its long, soft fur that is used to make warm clothing.
Angora originates from Turkish 'Angora', referring to a region in Turkey known for its goats and rabbits that produce fine wool and fur. The term is used to describe the breed of these animals, particularly the Angora rabbit, which is known for its long, soft fur.
Think of the Turkish region 'Angora' where these special animals are raised, helping you remember that 'angora' refers to the wool or fur from them.