IPA: /ˈiː.lænd/
KK: /ˈiː.lænd/
A large antelope found in Africa, known for its light brown or grayish coat and twisted horns.
The eland grazed peacefully on the savannah, blending in with the tall grass.
The word 'eland' comes from Dutch 'eland', which means 'elk' or 'moose'. It refers specifically to a large African antelope known for its size and spiral horns.
Think of the Dutch word 'eland' meaning elk, which helps you remember that an eland is a large antelope, similar in size to an elk.