IPA: /ˈdʊəruːˌkuːli/
KK: /dɔːrʊˈkuːli/
A type of monkey that is active at night and has no outer ear structure.
The douroucouli is known for its large eyes and nocturnal habits.
The word 'douroucouli' originates from the Tupi language, specifically from 'dourou' (meaning a type of monkey) and 'coulis' (meaning small). It refers to a small monkey found in South America, particularly known for its distinctive appearance and behavior.
Imagine a small monkey ('dourou') that is unique and playful, which helps you remember that 'douroucouli' refers to a small type of monkey.
No commonly confused words.