IPA: //zəˈrɪl//
KK: /zɔːˈrɪl/
A meat-eating mammal found in Africa that looks like a skunk and is related to weasels. It has a special way of defending itself.
The zorille sprayed a strong odor to scare away the predator.
The word 'zorille' comes from the French 'zorille', which refers to a type of skunk or polecat. The term is derived from the Latin 'zorilla', which is a diminutive form of 'zorra', meaning fox. Thus, 'zorille' refers to a small fox-like animal, specifically a skunk or polecat.
Think of the French word 'zorille' as a small fox-like creature, which helps you remember that it refers to a skunk or polecat.