Definition

A wild horse that lives freely in the bush, especially in Australia.

Example

The brumby galloped across the open plains, showcasing its strength and beauty.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a wild brumby run through the hills?

No, but I’ve heard they’re really beautiful animals.

They are! I saw a whole group of brumbies last summer.

That sounds amazing! I’d love to see that in person.

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Root Explanation

The word 'brumby' originates from Australian English, derived from the Aboriginal word 'brombi', which refers to a wild horse. It specifically denotes a feral horse in Australia, often associated with the rugged and untamed nature of the Australian outback.

Memory Tip

Think of the Aboriginal word 'brombi' for a wild horse, which helps you remember that a 'brumby' is a type of wild horse found in Australia.

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