IPA: /kɒb/
KK: /kɔb/
A type of orange-brown antelope found in Africa, known for its lyre-shaped horns in males and related to other antelopes like the lechwe and waterbuck.
The kob grazed peacefully by the riverbank, its beautiful horns glinting in the sunlight.
The word 'kob' originates from Dutch 'kabeljauw', meaning codfish. It refers specifically to a type of fish, particularly in the context of marine life.
Think of the Dutch word for codfish, 'kabeljauw', to remember that 'kob' refers to a type of fish.