yak

Possessives

• milk: We're going to eat nothing but mutton and drink nothing but the sour, fizzy, local brew made from yak's milk.

Converse of object

• kill: It was here in 1974 that a yeti supposedly killed three yaks and attacked a Sherpa woman.
• have: From this day we no longer had porters - we had yaks.
• milk: We watched them milk Yaks for a bit before having a breakfast of unleavened bread, cheese and butter tea.
• raise: The main activities include potato and buckwheat cultivation, and raising yaks for wool, meat, manure and transport.
• bring: Messner also brought some yaks over from the Himalayas which now live on a small farm at the castle.

Converse of subject

• accompany: Tomorrow, we start our work week with a hike up the valley accompanied by 38 yaks and 14 yak drivers.

Modifies a noun

• herder: Camp will be in a stone shelter used by the yak herders.
• dung: In the middle is a stove where they burn the yak dung.
• pasture: Rosy Pipits were numerous in the damp yak pastures.
• reproduction: The document is taken from " Recent advances in yak reproduction " edited by XX Zhao and RC Zhang.
• butter: Now, reserve staff are often invited into locals ' homes for cups of steaming yak butter tea.
• track: You would think that with Richie Warren of Fuel on the yak track, you would learn about how the film soundtrack was changed.

Noun used with modifier

• grazing: Alpine pastures on the high ranges of the snow-capped Great Himalayas are used for grazing yaks in the summer months.