IPA: /ˈnɪlɡaɪ/
KK: /nail-guy/
A type of antelope found in the Indian subcontinent, known for its long legs and distinctive appearance.
The nylghai grazed peacefully in the grasslands of India.
The word 'nylghai' originates from Hindi 'निलगाय' (nilgāy), which means 'blue cow' or 'blue bull'. It refers to a species of antelope found in India, known for its bluish-grey coat and large size.
Imagine a large antelope with a bluish-grey coat, which helps you remember that 'nylghai' refers to this unique animal.
No commonly confused words.