Nahur

Nahur
Na|hur
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<aus Hindi bzw. Nepali nahūr>
(in der zoologischen Systematik zwischen Schaf u. Ziege stehendes) Halbschaf aus den Hochländern Zentralasiens mit in der Jugend blaugrauem, später graubraunem Fell;
Blauschaf

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