IPA: /ˈtræɡəˌpæn/
KK: /træɡəˌpæn/
A type of bird found in Asia, known for its colorful feathers and unique features, especially during mating displays.
The tragopan is known for its vibrant plumage and impressive courtship rituals.
Tragopan is derived from the Hindi word 'tragopan' (meaning a type of pheasant), which itself comes from the Sanskrit 'tragopa' (meaning a bird). The word refers specifically to a genus of birds known for their striking plumage and is used in English to denote these exotic pheasants.
Think of the Hindi word for a beautiful bird, 'tragopan', which helps you remember that this word refers to a specific type of pheasant known for its vibrant colors.
No commonly confused words.