IPA: /ˈneɪneɪ/
KK: /nɛˈneɪ/
A type of rare goose found in Hawaii, known for its grayish-brown body and black face. It is also called the Hawaiian goose and is endangered, often living in dry areas and eating plants and berries.
The nene is a unique bird that can only be found in the Hawaiian Islands.
The word 'nene' originates from Hawaiian, meaning 'the Hawaiian goose'.
Think of the Hawaiian word for the goose, 'nene', to remember that it refers specifically to this bird.