IPA: //ˈblɛsbɒk//
KK: /ˈblɛsbɒk/
A type of antelope found in South Africa, known for its curved horns and a distinctive white mark on its face.
The blesbok grazed peacefully in the grasslands of South Africa.
The word 'blesbok' originates from Dutch 'blesbock', which combines 'bles' (meaning a white patch) and 'bok' (meaning buck or male goat). The term refers to a species of antelope known for the distinctive white patch on its face.
Think of the white patch ('bles') on the face of this antelope ('bok') to remember that 'blesbok' refers to this specific animal.