IPA: //ˈkoʊ.tʃɪn//
KK: /ˈkoʊtʃɪn/
A type of large domestic chicken that comes from Asia, known for its thick feathers and feathered legs.
The farmer raised a flock of cochin chickens for their beautiful plumage and gentle nature.
Cochin originates from the Portuguese word 'Cochim', which refers to a city in India known for its trade and commerce. The term is often associated with the breed of chicken known as 'Cochin', which was imported from this region.
Think of the city 'Cochin' in India, which is where this breed of chicken comes from. This helps you remember that 'cochin' refers to a type of chicken.