IPA: //ˈmʌntdʒæk//
KK: /mʌnˈdʒæk/
A type of small deer found in Southeast Asia and the East Indies, known for its barking sound and distinctive tusks in males.
The muntjac is often seen in the forests of Southeast Asia, where it roams quietly among the trees.
The word 'muntjac' originates from the Malay word 'muntjac', which refers to a type of small deer found in Southeast Asia. It specifically denotes the species of deer known for their distinctive bark-like call.
Think of the Malay word 'muntjac' that directly names this small deer, helping you remember that 'muntjac' refers to a specific type of deer.
No commonly confused words.