IPA: /ˈkætəloʊ/
KK: /kætəloʊ/
A hybrid animal that is a cross between a domestic cattle and a bison, often bred for specific traits.
The farmer raised a catalo for its strength and adaptability to harsh conditions.
This word originates from the Greek 'katalusis' (καταλύσις), meaning dissolution or breaking down. The term 'catalo' is likely a variation or derivative related to this concept of breaking down or dissolving.
Think of the Greek word for breaking down ('katalusis') to remember that 'catalo' relates to the idea of dissolution or breaking something down.