ocelot in Irish
ocelot in Irish is osalat — ocelot means a spotted wild cat of the Americas, with blackish spots and blotches on its coat.
ocelot in Irish
osalat
An American feline carnivore (Leopardus pardalis, syn. Felis pardalis) covered with blackish ocellated spots and blotches which are variously arranged.
What does "ocelot" mean?
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noun A spotted wild cat of the Americas, with blackish spots and blotches on its coat.
"The ocelot has a coat marked with dark spots and blotches."
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ocelot in a sentence
- The ocelot has a coat marked with dark spots and blotches.
- We saw an ocelot at the wildlife park.
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What is "ocelot" in Irish?
"ocelot" in Irish is osalat. ocelot means: A spotted wild cat of the Americas, with blackish spots and blotches on its coat.
How do you use "ocelot" in a sentence?
Example: "The ocelot has a coat marked with dark spots and blotches." In Irish, "ocelot" is osalat.
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