IPA: //ˈkɔːrsæk//
KK: /kɔr'sæk/
A type of small fox found in Central Asia, known for its sandy or grayish fur and bushy tail.
The corsac fox is well adapted to the harsh conditions of the steppes.
Corsac is derived from the Russian word 'corsak' (корсак), which refers to a type of fox, specifically the corsac fox. The term does not have further Latin or Greek roots but is directly borrowed from the Russian language, where it denotes this specific animal.
Think of the Russian word 'corsak' for the corsac fox, which helps you remember that 'corsac' refers to this particular type of fox.