kiang

IPA: kˈiʌŋ

Examples of "kiang" in Sentences

We meet the Indian rhino, a fearsome ass called the kiang, a yak.
The Ch'ien T'ang River in Chêkiang is famous for its bore, or tidal wave.
Immense herds of kiang (wild asses) and drong (wild yak) freely roamed the great plains.
Again, there is the "kiang" met with in Ladakh, and the "yo-totze," an inhabitant of Chinese Tartary.
Again, there is the "kiang" (_Asinus kiang_) met with in Ladakh, and the "yo-totze" (_Asinus equulus_), an inhabitant of
In the small southern town of Chin-kiang, in the last days of the nineteenth century, two young girls bump heads and become thick as thieves.
The Latin name for the wild ass, _Equus kiang_, indicates his close relationship to the horse, and "kiang" is what he is called by the people of Tibet.
At early morn we land and pursue our way for a few miles across country to Lin-kiang, which is situated on a big tributary stream a few miles above its junction with the Kan-kiang.