karakul

• سلالة من الأغنام الخشنة الصوف من آسيا الوسطى، تُربَّى من أجل فرو حِملانها الناعم المجعّد، ويُطلق الاسم أيضًا على هذا الفرو نفسه.

A noun referring to a hardy breed of coarse-haired sheep from Central Asia, whose lambs are valued for their soft, curly black fur.

1. C1formal

   A hardy breed of sheep from Central Asia, known for its coarse hair and the soft, curly black fur of its lambs.

   سلالة أغنام

   • The karakul sheep is well-adapted to the harsh climates of Central Asia.
   • Farmers raise karakul primarily for their lambs' valuable pelts.
   • The karakul breed has been herded for centuries in its native region.

2. Fur or peltC1formal

   The soft, curly black fur obtained from newborn karakul lambs, often used in clothing and hats.

   فراء الكاراكول

   • The hat was made from genuine karakul fur.
   • Karakul pelts are prized for their distinctive tight curls.
   • She wore a coat trimmed with karakul wool.

   المرادفاتastrakhanbroadtail