IPA: /ˈɡrɪvɪt/
KK: /grɪvɪt/
A type of monkey that is similar to the vervet, typically found in Africa.
The grivet is known for its distinctive facial markings and social behavior.
The word 'grivet' originates from French 'grivet', which refers to a type of monkey, specifically the green monkey. The term is derived from the Latin 'grivus', meaning a type of monkey or ape. Thus, 'grivet' refers to this specific species of monkey.
Think of the French word 'grivet' that directly names a type of monkey, helping you remember that 'grivet' refers to this particular monkey species.