IPA: //ˈkuːmɪs//
KK: /kuˈmɪs/
A drink made from the fermented milk of a mare or camel, commonly consumed by some cultures in western and central Asia.
Kumiss is often enjoyed during traditional celebrations in Mongolia.
Kumiss originates from the Turkic word 'kımız', meaning fermented mare's milk. It refers specifically to a traditional drink made from this fermented milk.
Think of 'kımız', the Turkic word for fermented mare's milk, to remember that 'kumiss' is a drink made from this special milk.