IPA: //ˈblækˌbʌk//
KK: /blækˌbʌk/
A type of antelope found in India, known for its long spiraled horns and distinct coat colors, with males having a black coat and females having a yellowish-fawn coat.
The blackbuck is often seen grazing in the grasslands of India.
The word 'blackbuck' is formed from 'black' (from Old English 'blæc', meaning dark or without light) and 'buck' (from Old English 'buc', meaning male goat or stag). The term 'blackbuck' refers to a species of antelope known for its dark coloration, particularly in males.
Think of the word 'black' meaning dark and 'buck' referring to a male animal, which helps you remember that a blackbuck is a dark-colored male antelope.
No commonly confused words.