IPA: /joʊ/
KK: /joʊ/
A female sheep.
The farmer has a yowe that is about to give birth to lambs.
The word 'yowe' originates from Old English 'ēow', meaning a female sheep or ewe. It specifically refers to the female of the species, particularly in the context of farming and livestock.
Think of the Old English word for a female sheep, 'ēow', to remember that 'yowe' refers to a female sheep.