IPA: /ˈsʌslɪk/
KK: /sʌslɪk/
A type of small ground squirrel found in Europe and Asia, known for its grayish fur and burrowing habits.
The suslik is often seen foraging for food in the grasslands.
The word 'suslik' originates from Russian 'суслик' (suslik), which refers to a type of small burrowing rodent, specifically a ground squirrel. The term is used in various Slavic languages to denote this animal, which is known for its distinctive behavior and habitat.
Think of the Russian word 'суслик' for a small burrowing rodent, which helps you remember that 'suslik' refers to this particular type of animal.