IPA: //ˈmʌntjæk//
KK: /mʌntdʒæk/
A type of small deer found in Southeast Asia, known for its distinctive bark and tusks.
The muntjak is often seen in the forests of Indonesia and Malaysia.
The word 'muntjak' originates from Malay 'muntjac', which refers to a type of small deer found in Southeast Asia. The term specifically describes the animal known for its distinctive bark and antlers.
Think of the Malay word 'muntjac' that directly names this small deer, helping you remember that 'muntjak' refers to this specific type of deer.
No commonly confused words.