kouprey

kou·prey

K5110650 (ko͞o′prā′)n. A large wild ox (Bos sauveli) of Cambodia, having a gray or blackish coat and, in the male, a large dewlap and long, spreading horns.

[Khmer kọọprẹy, wild ox : kọọ, cow, ox (from Old Khmer go, from Sanskrit gauḥ, go-; see g^wou- in Indo-European roots) + prẹy, forest (from Old Khmer vrai).]

kouprey

(ˈkuːpreɪ) n (Animals) a large wild member of the cattle tribe, Box sauveli, of SE Asia, having a blackish-brown body and white legs: an endangered species[C20: from French, from a Cambodian native name, from Pali gō cow + Khmer brai forest]

kouprey

kouprey:

see gaurgaur,
large wild ox of Southeast Asia, having a humplike ridge on the back. The gaur, Bos gaurus, is thought to be the largest of the wild cattle; the bulls may measure more than 6 ft (1.8 m) at the shoulder and weigh more than a ton.
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Kouprey

(Bibos [Novibos] sauveli), a mammal of the family Bovidae of the order Artiodactyla. The body length of the males measures up to 235 cm and the height varies from 170 to 190 cm. The tail is about 100 cm long and has a tuft on the end. Both males and females have curved arc-shaped horns. The hair cover is short. The coloration of males is brown-black or black; the lower part of the legs is white. The females are gray or brownish. The kouprey was discovered and described in the 1930’s. It inhabits the sparse forests of northern and eastern Cambodia. Its numbers are few (probably about 500 individuals). Some zoologists consider the kouprey to be a domesticated ox of hybrid origin that has become wild.

REFERENCE

Sokolov, I. I. “O novom vide dikogo byka iz iugo-vostochnoi Azii.” Zoologicheskii zhurnal, 1952, vol. 31, issue 3.

单词	kouprey
释义	kouprey kou·prey K5110650 (ko͞o′prā′)n. A large wild ox (Bos sauveli) of Cambodia, having a gray or blackish coat and, in the male, a large dewlap and long, spreading horns. [Khmer kọọprẹy, wild ox : kọọ, cow, ox (from Old Khmer go, from Sanskrit gauḥ, go-; see g^wou- in Indo-European roots) + prẹy, forest (from Old Khmer vrai).] kouprey (ˈkuːpreɪ) n (Animals) a large wild member of the cattle tribe, Box sauveli, of SE Asia, having a blackish-brown body and white legs: an endangered species[C20: from French, from a Cambodian native name, from Pali gō cow + Khmer brai forest] kouprey kouprey: see gaurgaur, large wild ox of Southeast Asia, having a humplike ridge on the back. The gaur, Bos gaurus, is thought to be the largest of the wild cattle; the bulls may measure more than 6 ft (1.8 m) at the shoulder and weigh more than a ton. ..... Click the link for more information. . Kouprey (Bibos [Novibos] sauveli), a mammal of the family Bovidae of the order Artiodactyla. The body length of the males measures up to 235 cm and the height varies from 170 to 190 cm. The tail is about 100 cm long and has a tuft on the end. Both males and females have curved arc-shaped horns. The hair cover is short. The coloration of males is brown-black or black; the lower part of the legs is white. The females are gray or brownish. The kouprey was discovered and described in the 1930’s. It inhabits the sparse forests of northern and eastern Cambodia. Its numbers are few (probably about 500 individuals). Some zoologists consider the kouprey to be a domesticated ox of hybrid origin that has become wild. REFERENCE Sokolov, I. I. “O novom vide dikogo byka iz iugo-vostochnoi Azii.” Zoologicheskii zhurnal, 1952, vol. 31, issue 3. ThesaurusSeegaur
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