How to Say “Bovine” in French

bovin
/bɔ.vɛ̃/
The French word for bovine is bovin.
The word bovin can be used as an adjective meaning of, relating to or resembling cattle. It can also be used as a noun to refer to an animal like cattle, buffalo or bison.
Meaning: of, relating to or resembling cattle (adj)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

As an adjective, the masculine form is bovin and the feminine form is bovine. As a noun, the masculine form is bovin and the masculine plural form is bovins.

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced /bɔ.vɛ̃/ and has 2 syllables.

Did you know?

  • In French, the word bovin is frequently used in a professional or legal context to categorize animals, whereas a casual speaker would simply use vache for 'cow' or bœuf for 'ox'.
  • In French, using bovin to describe a person's personality or appearance is much rarer than in English, where 'bovine' can imply a slow or dull nature.
  • The word bovin is borrowed from the Late Latin word bovinus.

Examples in context

  • Dans cette région, l'élevage bovin est très important.
    In this region, cattle farming is very important.
  • Le marché du bovin est en pleine croissance.
    The bovine market is growing rapidly.
  • J'ai vu un troupeau de vaches dans la prairie.
    I saw a herd of cows in the meadow.
  • Cette ferme est spécialisée dans l'élevage de bovins.
    This farm specializes in cattle breeding.
  • Les bovins sont élevés principalement pour leur viande.
    Cattle are primarily raised for their meat.
  • Il a une apparence bovine.
    He has a bovine appearance.

Example conversation

Two students are discussing a biology textbook in a library.

  1. Emma

    Est-ce que ce livre parle de l'aspect bovin ?
    Does this book talk about the bovine aspect?
  2. Lucas

    Oui, il traite de la morphologie bovine.
    Yes, it deals with bovine morphology.
  3. Emma

    C'est très intéressant pour mon examen.
    It is very interesting for my exam.
  4. Lucas

    Bonne chance avec tes révisions, Emma.
    Good luck with your studies, Emma.

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