Yaks are called yaks because they are derived from the Tibetan word gyag which sounds like "yak" in the English language, and thus is a borrowed word for most languages for both sexes of this bovine-related species. Yak in Tibetan is a word for the male of this species, whereas the female is known as a dri or nak.
A female yak is called a dri or nak. For most in the English-speaking countries, the female yak is called a cow.
A baby yak is called a yak calf.
In the English language, it is called a calf.
A castrated yak is called a steer. Steers are male yaks that have been neutered, typically to make them more docile and easier to handle.
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A female yak is called a dri or nak. For most in the English-speaking countries, the female yak is called a cow.
A baby yak is called a yak calf.
In the English language, it is called a calf.
Yak is called "യാക്ക്" (yakku) in the Malayalam language.
A castrated yak is called a steer. Steers are male yaks that have been neutered, typically to make them more docile and easier to handle.
In Bengali, a camel is called uutt. A goat is called a chhagol. A yak is the same in both languages. A sheep is called bhera.
The yak, a bovine found in Nepal, is called 'yak' (masc.) in French. The spelling 'yack' is also common and accepted as correct.
A baby buffalo is called a calf. Although people call the American bison a buffalo, the African buffalo is a true buffalo. It is a mammal that lives in herds.
In Tibetan, yak is called "གཡག་" (gyag). In Chinese, it is called "牦牛" (máo niú). In Nepali, it is called "जात्री" (jātrī).
a Himalayan oxen is called a yak
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