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Definition of goral in English: goralnoun ˈɡɔːr(ə)lˈɡoʊrəl A long-haired goat-antelope with backward curving horns, found in mountainous regions of eastern Asia. Genus Nemorhaedus, family Bovidae: two species Example sentencesExamples - But every animal part is traded, from serow tongues (consumed to treat headaches) and goral legs (ground into a liniment for joint ailments) to the skins of white-browed gibbons and capped leaf monkeys (made into shoulder bags).
- My 40th birthday was celebrated in the Himalayas, where I took valuable pictures of the red goral, one of the world's most endangered animals.
- Pam Groves of the University of Alaska-Fairbanks has shown that the closest relative is actually the goral.
- Along the way you may even sight the Himalayan red panda, musk deer, leopards, black bear, goral and tahr in the national park.
Origin Mid 19th century: a local word in the Himalayas. Rhymes aboral, aural, choral, floral, oral Definition of goral in US English: goralnounˈɡoʊrəlˈɡōrəl A long-haired goat-antelope with backward curving horns, found in mountainous regions of eastern Asia. Genus Nemorhaedus, family Bovidae: two species Example sentencesExamples - Pam Groves of the University of Alaska-Fairbanks has shown that the closest relative is actually the goral.
- Along the way you may even sight the Himalayan red panda, musk deer, leopards, black bear, goral and tahr in the national park.
- But every animal part is traded, from serow tongues (consumed to treat headaches) and goral legs (ground into a liniment for joint ailments) to the skins of white-browed gibbons and capped leaf monkeys (made into shoulder bags).
- My 40th birthday was celebrated in the Himalayas, where I took valuable pictures of the red goral, one of the world's most endangered animals.
Origin Mid 19th century: a local word in the Himalayas. |