pasang
- noun
- South African
- With its impressive upright horns, the pasang stands out among other antelopes.
Examples
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The pasang roamed the African savanna, grazing peacefully among the tall grasses.
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Many pasangs inhabit the open grasslands of Africa.
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Researchers observed a herd of pasangs moving cautiously near the waterhole.
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The pasang grazes peacefully in the savannah.
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Researchers observed a herd of pasangs moving cautiously near the waterhole.
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The pasang roamed the African savanna, grazing peacefully among the tall grasses.
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With its impressive upright horns, the pasang stands out among other antelopes.
Synonyms
An animal with long legs and curved horns that runs fast in Africa and Asia
A large antelope with long straight horns that lives in African deserts
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pasang is also used in parts of Africa as a local name for an antelope with long, upright horns, and it likely comes from local words that point to 'horn' or 'stand up'. A helpful way to remember this is to picture a pasang as the antelope with tall, straight horns.