vicuna

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vicuna

A vicuna grazes on the grassy slopes of the Andes.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A small wild Andean animal: A cud-chewing mammal native to the Andes mountains, similar to but smaller than the guanaco, valued for its fine, soft fleece.
    • A soft wool fabric: A luxurious textile made from the fleece of the vicuña animal.
    • The wool itself: The fine, soft fiber obtained from the vicuña.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Animal):
    • The vicuña is protected by law in Peru.
    • We saw a herd of vicuñas grazing on the high plateau.
  • Noun (Fabric/Wool):
    • Her scarf was made of the finest vicuña.
    • Vicuña is one of the most expensive natural fibers in the world.
Advanced Usage
  • "Vicuña wool": A common phrase specifying the fiber, though "vicuña" alone often carries this meaning.
    • The rarity of vicuña wool contributes to its high cost.
  • Used attributively (as a noun modifier) to describe products made from the animal's fiber.
    • He owned a prized vicuña coat.
Variants and Related Words
  • Vicuñas (n): The standard plural form.
    • Vicuñas live at very high altitudes.
  • Guanaco (n): A closely related, larger South American camelid.
  • Alpaca (n): Another domesticated South American camelid bred for its fiber.
Synonyms
  • For the animal: Andean camelid (a broader categorical term).
  • For the fabric/wool: luxury fiber, fine wool (general descriptive terms, not direct synonyms).
Notes
  • The word "vicuña" is sometimes spelled with a tilde over the 'n' (vicuña) in English to reflect its Spanish origin, though the 'n' is also commonly accepted.
  • Due to conservation efforts, the trade in vicuña wool is now strictly regulated.
vicuna

A vicuna grazes on the grassy slopes of the Andes.

Noun
  1. small wild cud-chewing Andean animal similar to the guanaco but smaller; valued for its fleecy undercoat
  2. a soft wool fabric made from the fleece of the vicuna
  3. the wool of the vicuna

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