IPA: //mænˈɡeɪbi//
KK: /mæŋˈɡeɪbi/
A type of monkey that lives in forests in central Africa, known for its long tail and slim body.
The mangabey swung gracefully from branch to branch in the treetops.
The word 'mangabey' originates from the French word 'mangabey', which is derived from the West African language, specifically from the word 'mangabé'. It refers to a type of monkey found in Africa, particularly in the genus Cercocebus.
Think of the French word 'mangabey' that directly names this type of monkey, helping you remember that a mangabey is a specific kind of monkey from Africa.
No commonly confused words.