IPA: /kiːæŋ/
KK: /kiæŋ/
A large wild donkey found in the mountains of Asia, known for its reddish back and white underparts.
The kiang roamed freely across the high plateaus of Tibet.
The word 'kiang' originates from the Tibetan word 'khyang', meaning a wild ass or horse. It specifically refers to a species of wild ass found in Central Asia.
Think of the Tibetan word 'khyang' which refers to a wild ass, helping you remember that 'kiang' is a type of wild ass.