aurochs in Latin
aurochs in Latin is ūrus — aurochs means an extinct wild ox that was the ancestor of today's cattle.
aurochs in Latin
ūrus
An extinct European mammal, Bos primigenius, the ancestor of domestic cattle.
What does "aurochs" mean?
- noun An extinct wild ox that was the ancestor of today's cattle.
- noun Another name for the European bison.
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What is "aurochs" in Latin?
"aurochs" in Latin is ūrus. aurochs means: An extinct wild ox that was the ancestor of today's cattle.
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