yaks (Meaning)
yaks
joke, gag, a large long-haired wild or domesticated ox (Bos grunniens synonym B. mutus) of Tibet and adjacent elevated parts of central Asia, a large long-haired wild or domesticated ox of Tibet and nearby elevated parts of central Asia, laugh, persistent or voluble talk, to talk persistently
Synonyms & Antonyms of yaks
yaks Sentence Examples
- The majestic yaks grazed peacefully on the alpine meadows, their thick fur protecting them from the harsh cold.
- Scientists study the unique physiology of yaks to understand their remarkable adaptation to extreme environments.
- A herd of yaks lumbered through the snow-covered mountains, their massive heads and shaggy coats a formidable sight.
- The yak's ability to digest coarse vegetation allows it to thrive in areas where other herbivores would struggle.
- Nomadic herders rely heavily on yaks for food, clothing, and transportation in the remote Himalayan regions.
- A lone yak stood on a windswept ridge, its breath forming clouds of mist in the frigid air.
- The yak's domestication has played a pivotal role in the history and culture of the Tibetan people.
- The silhouette of a yak against the setting sun is an iconic symbol of the vast and unforgiving Tibetan landscape.
- The musk of male yaks has a distinctive scent, prized in traditional medicine and perfumery.
- Scientists use yaks as a model organism to study the effects of environmental stress on mammalian systems.
FAQs About the word yaks
joke, gag, a large long-haired wild or domesticated ox (Bos grunniens synonym B. mutus) of Tibet and adjacent elevated parts of central Asia, a large long-haire
blathers, blabbers, gabs, chatters,trolls, jaws, prates, gibbers, bleats, smatters
articulates, pronounces,enunciates,
The majestic yaks grazed peacefully on the alpine meadows, their thick fur protecting them from the harsh cold.
Scientists study the unique physiology of yaks to understand their remarkable adaptation to extreme environments.
A herd of yaks lumbered through the snow-covered mountains, their massive heads and shaggy coats a formidable sight.
The yak's ability to digest coarse vegetation allows it to thrive in areas where other herbivores would struggle.
