ˈmilk, ˈmilch, ˈmilks adjective
Etymology: Middle English milche giving milk, from Old English -milce (in thrimilce month of May when cows can be milked three times daily); akin to Old High German melch giving milk, Old Norse mjolkr giving milk, Old English melcan to milk — more at milk
1. of a domestic animal : giving milk ; specifically : bred for or suitable for milk production as distinct from other uses (as meat or wool production or draft)
milch goat
milch camel
2. obsolete : flowing as if with milk : weeping
would have made milch the burning eyes of heaven — Shakespeare