IPA: /tiːt/
KK: /tit/
A small projection on a mammal's body that allows milk to be drawn, commonly found on the breasts of female mammals or the udders of cows.
The calf eagerly suckled from its mother's teat.
The word 'teat' originates from Old English 'tǣte', meaning nipple or teat. It specifically refers to the nipple of a mammal, from which milk is drawn.
Think of the Old English word 'tǣte' which directly refers to a nipple, helping you remember that 'teat' means the same.