IPA: //ˈaʊdæd//
KK: /ˈaʊdæd/
A type of wild sheep that is native to North Africa, known for its curved horns and sandy-colored coat.
The audad is often found in rocky mountainous regions.
The word 'audad' originates from Arabic 'عُودَة' (ʿūdah), meaning 'return' or 'recovery'.
Think of the Arabic word for 'return' to remember that 'audad' relates to the idea of returning or recovering.