DEFASSA


Meaning of DEFASSA in English

də̇ˈfasə noun

( plural defassa )

Etymology: New Latin (specific epithet of Kobus defassa ), from Latin, defassa, defessa, feminine of defassus, defessus, past participle of defatisci, defetisci to become tired, weak, from de- + fatisci to become weak, tired; akin to Latin fatigare to weary, fatigue — more at fatigue

: a large gray African antelope ( Kobus defassa ) having a shaggy coat and spreading ringed horns — called also waterbuck

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