IPA: /ˈkɛri/
KK: /ˈkɛri/
A type of small, strong black dairy cattle that comes from Ireland.
The farmer raised a herd of Kerry cows for their rich milk.
The word 'kerry' originates from Irish 'cairde', meaning a friend or companion. It is often used as a name or term of endearment in various contexts.
Think of 'cairde', which means friend in Irish, to remember that 'kerry' can refer to a friendly or companionable person.