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capra hircus

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun capra hircus has 1 sense
  1. domestic goat, Capra hircus - any of various breeds raised for milk or meat or wool
    --1 is a kind of goat, caprine animal
    --1 has particulars: Cashmere goat, Kashmir goat; Angora, Angora goat

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Capra hircus

Description

Capra hircus refers to the scientific name for the domestic goat, a species of goat that is commonly kept for its meat, milk, and skin. It is one of the oldest domesticated species, known for its versatility and adaptability.

Senses and Usages

Noun - Animal

The noun form of capra hircus refers to the animal itself, the domestic goat.

Example Sentence:

The capra hircus is a resilient and intelligent creature, capable of surviving in various environments.

Noun - Biology

In biology, capra hircus is used to describe the species of goat, belonging to the family Bovidae.

Example Sentence:

Capra hircus is characterized by its upright ears and curved horns.

Adjective - Popular Use

In popular use, "capra hircus" is sometimes used as an adjective to describe something goat-like or resembling a goat.

Example Sentence:

The acrobatic dancer moved across the stage with capra hircus grace.

Adjective - Local Vernacular

In some local vernacular, "capra hircus" might be used as an adjective to describe a person or thing from a specific region known for its goat population.

Example Sentence:

The local cheese has a distinctive flavor, thanks to the capra hircus milk used in its production.

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