aoudad
- noun
- /ˈaʊdæd/
- US
- The aoudad grazes in the mountainous regions of Morocco.
Examples
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Zookeepers were excited to welcome a new baby aoudad to their herd.
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The aoudad is well adapted to the rocky mountains of the Sahara Desert.
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Hunters sometimes travel to Africa in hopes of spotting a wild aoudad.
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Many aoudads have been spotted in the Sahara Desert.
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The aoudad is a majestic animal that roams the steep cliffs of North Africa.
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To witness the beauty of a aoudad, you would need to visit its natural habitat in the Atlas Mountains.
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Tourists are often thrilled to see an aoudad grazing peacefully on the rocky slopes.
Synonyms
A wild sheep from North Africa with a reddish-brown coat and curved horns that lives on rocky slopes
A wild sheep from northern Africa, also called Barbary sheep
A wild sheep from North Africa with reddish-brown coat and curved horns
A wild sheep from northern Africa with curved horns and a thick mane
A wild sheep from northern Africa with long hair on its neck and chest
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aoudad comes from Arabic and other North African names for the animal and is also called Barbary sheep, where Barbary refers to 'North Africa'. That's why aoudad names the wild, curved-horned, shaggy sheep found in the rocky mountains and deserts of that region.