IPA: /nɪlˈɡaɪ/
KK: /nɪlˈɡaɪ/
A type of antelope found in India, known for its short horns and often seen in grasslands.
The nilghai grazed peacefully in the open field.
Nilghai comes from the Hindi word 'nilgai' (नीलगाय), which is a compound of 'nil' (meaning blue) and 'gai' (meaning cow). The term refers to a large antelope found in India, known for its bluish-grey coat, resembling a cow.
Think of the word 'nil' meaning blue and 'gai' meaning cow to remember that 'nilghai' refers to a blue cow-like antelope.
No commonly confused words.