IPA: //ˈblaʊbɒk//
KK: /ˈblau̇ˌbäk/
A type of antelope known for its bluish coat, also referred to as the blue buck.
The blaubok is a rare species that was once found in South Africa.
The word 'blaubok' originates from Dutch 'blaubok', meaning 'blue buck', referring to a species of antelope known for its bluish coat. It is a compound of 'blauw' (meaning blue) and 'bok' (meaning buck or male goat).
Think of the Dutch word 'blauw' for blue and 'bok' for buck — this helps you remember that 'blaubok' refers to a blue antelope.