IPA: //ˈkeɪvi//
KK: /ˈkeɪvi/
A small shelter or coop for keeping poultry, especially hens.
The farmer built a new cavie to protect his chickens from the weather.
The word 'cavie' originates from the Spanish word 'cobayo', which refers to a guinea pig. The term is derived from the indigenous word 'cuy' used in South America. 'Cavie' specifically refers to the animal known for being a domesticated rodent often kept as a pet.
Think of the Spanish word 'cobayo' and the indigenous 'cuy' to remember that 'cavie' refers to a guinea pig, a small domesticated animal.