IPA: /ɔːˈrɪbi/
KK: /ɔːˈrɪbi/
A small brown antelope found in Africa, known for its long legs, short horns, and short tail.
The oribi grazed peacefully in the grasslands of Africa.
The word 'oribi' originates from the Swahili word 'oribi', which refers to a small antelope found in East Africa. It does not have clear Latin, Greek, or Old English roots.
Think of the Swahili word 'oribi' as a direct name for this small antelope, helping you remember that 'oribi' refers to this specific animal.