Celtic ox
noun
: a small prehistoric European ox (Bos longifrons) having a high forehead and short horns and considered by some to be the ancestor or an ancestor of domestic cattle
Word History
Etymology
so called from its occurrence in Alpine regions where Celts lived in early historical times
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