an orange-red antelope (Kobus kob) of SE Africa
Origin of kob
from name in a Niger-Congo language, as in Wolof kobakob
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kob
noun
An orange-brown African antelope (Kobus kob) whose habitat extends from Senegal eastward to Ethiopia, having lyre-shaped horns in the male.
Origin of kob
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Noun
(plural kobs or kob)
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