IPA: //kuːˈpreɪ//
KK: /kʊˈpreɪ/
A rare type of wild ox that lives in forests, mainly found in parts of Southeast Asia like Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos.
The kouprey is an endangered species that roams the dense forests of Cambodia.
The word 'kouprey' originates from the Khmer language, specifically from 'kâuprey', meaning a wild cattle species found in Southeast Asia. It refers to a specific type of large wild ox native to the region.
Think of the Khmer word 'kâuprey' which directly names this wild cattle species, helping you remember that 'kouprey' refers to a unique type of wild ox.
No commonly confused words.