IPA: /ɡeɪˈɑːl/
KK: /gāˈyäl/
A type of domesticated cow found in India and Myanmar, known for its thick horns and dark fur.
The farmer raised a gayal on his farm for milk and labor.
The word 'gayal' originates from the Hindi word 'गायल' (gāyal), which refers to a domesticated bovine animal, specifically a type of wild cattle found in Southeast Asia. It is also related to the term 'gayal' in the context of the animal's characteristics and habitat.
Think of the Hindi word for a domesticated bovine, which helps you remember that 'gayal' refers to a specific type of wild cattle.