IPA: /ˈkuːduː/
KK: /ˈkuːduː/
A type of large antelope found in Africa, known for its distinctive brown coat with white stripes and long, twisted horns in males.
We saw a kudu grazing peacefully in the savannah during our safari.
The word 'kudu' originates from the Khoikhoi language, specifically from the word 'kudu', meaning a type of antelope. It refers to a large, spiral-horned antelope found in Africa.
Think of the Khoikhoi word for this majestic antelope, 'kudu', to remember that it refers to a specific type of large antelope.