IPA: //ɡaʊər//
KK: /gɔr/
A large wild ox found in hilly regions of Southeast Asia, known for its dark coat and distinctive curved horns.
The gaur is often seen grazing in the forests of India and Malaysia.
The word 'gaur' originates from Hindi 'गौर' (gaur), meaning a large wild ox or bison. It refers specifically to this species of cattle found in South Asia.
Picture a large wild ox roaming in the forests of South Asia — that's what 'gaur' refers to.