noun
also au·dad ˈau̇ˌdad
( -s )
Etymology: French aoudad, from Berber audad
: a wild sheep ( Ammotragus lervia ) of No. Africa thought to be the chamois of the Old Testament — called also arui, maned sheep
noun
also au·dad ˈau̇ˌdad
( -s )
Etymology: French aoudad, from Berber audad
: a wild sheep ( Ammotragus lervia ) of No. Africa thought to be the chamois of the Old Testament — called also arui, maned sheep
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012