What is another word for damaliscus?
Pronunciation: [dˈamɐlˌɪskəs] (IPA) 
Damaliscus is a genus of antelopes that includes two species: the topi and the tsessebe. Both species are found in Africa and are known for their speed and agility. The word "damaliscus" is derived from the Greek word "damao," meaning "to tame," and "liskos," meaning "a kind of antelope." Synonyms for "damaliscus" include "antelope," "buck," "doe," "deer," "gazelle," "hart," "ibex," "muntjac," "roe," "stag," "wild goat," and "wild ox." These synonyms all refer to various types of antelopes, mammals that are characterized by their slender legs and agile bodies.
