IPA: //ˈdaɪkər//
KK: /ˈdaɪkər/
A small antelope found in southern Africa, known for its ability to dive through bushes when fleeing from predators.
The duyker quickly disappeared into the dense underbrush to escape the approaching danger.
The word 'duyker' originates from Dutch 'duiker', meaning diver, which refers to the animal's ability to dive underwater. It specifically denotes a type of small antelope found in Africa, known for its agility and diving behavior when threatened.
Think of the Dutch word 'duiker' meaning diver, which helps you remember that a 'duyker' is an agile antelope that can dive to escape danger.