IPA: //ˈɡwɛnən//
KK: /gwenən/
A type of monkey that lives mostly in trees, found mainly in Africa, known for its long legs and tail.
The guenon swung gracefully from branch to branch in the rainforest.
The word 'guenon' originates from French, specifically from the word 'guenon', which refers to a type of monkey, particularly a female monkey. The term is derived from the Latin 'cynocephalus', meaning dog-headed, which was used to describe certain primates. The word 'guenon' specifically denotes a group of Old World monkeys.
Think of the French word 'guenon' that refers to a female monkey, helping you remember that 'guenon' is a term for a type of monkey.