IPA: //nɪlˈɡaʊ//
KK: /nɪlˈɡaʊ/
A type of antelope found in the Indian subcontinent, known for its bluish-grey coat and long legs.
The nylghau grazed peacefully in the grasslands of India.
The word 'nylghau' originates from the Hindi word 'nīlgai', which refers to a type of antelope found in India, specifically the blue bull. It is derived from the Sanskrit 'nīla' (meaning blue) and 'gai' (meaning cow).
Think of the Hindi word 'nīlgai' which describes a blue bull, helping you remember that 'nylghau' refers to this specific antelope.
No commonly confused words.