Definition

A large deer with spots, found in India and Sri Lanka.

Example

The chital gracefully moved through the forest, its spots blending with the dappled sunlight.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a chital in the wild?

No, I haven't, but I've heard they're beautiful creatures.

Yeah, they have those amazing spots and graceful movements.

I would love to go to India and see a chital in its natural habitat!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'chital' comes from Hindi 'chital' (चीतल), which refers to a spotted deer, specifically the Indian spotted deer or axis deer. The term is derived from the characteristic spots on the animal's coat.

Memory Tip

Think of the Hindi word 'chital' which directly refers to a spotted deer, helping you remember that 'chital' is a type of deer known for its distinctive spots.

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