sanga
- noun
- South African
- Farmers in several African countries raise sanga for both milk and meat production.
Examples
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The sanga breed is well adapted to the hot and dry climate of the region.
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A herd of sanga grazed peacefully on the savanna in the early morning light.
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The sanga is known for its adaptability to various climates.
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Many farmers in Africa raise sangas for their milk.
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Farmers in several African countries raise sanga for both milk and meat production.
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A herd of sanga grazed peacefully on the savanna in the early morning light.
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The sanga breed is well adapted to the hot and dry climate of the region.
Synonyms
A people in East Africa who herd cattle and a local cattle breed
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sanga for the African cattle breed comes from local African languages where people used the same name for these native, mixed cows; so, think of sanga as the local word for a savanna cow kept for milk and meat.