IPA: /ˈmuːflɒn/
KK: /ˈmuːflɒn/
A type of wild sheep found in Europe, particularly in Sardinia and Corsica, known for its large, curved horns in males.
The mouflon is often seen grazing on the rocky slopes of the mountains.
Mouflon originates from French 'mouflon', which is derived from the Italian 'muflone', meaning a wild sheep. The term refers specifically to a type of wild sheep found in mountainous regions.
Think of the French word 'mouflon' for a wild sheep, which helps you remember that 'mouflon' refers to this specific type of wild sheep.
No commonly confused words.