"Bakra" is a term used in South Asian languages, particularly Urdu and Hindi, to refer to a goat. It is commonly used during the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha, where a goat is sacrificed as an act of worship.
While "bakra" itself is not a widely used English term, it is often translated as "goat" or "sacrificial goat" in English.
Here are some other English terms used for a goat:
- Billy goat: Male goat
- Nanny goat: Female goat
- Kid: Young goat
- Caprine: Relating to goats
The term "bakra" is often used in a humorous or colloquial way, particularly in South Asian communities. It is also used in the context of the Eid al-Adha festival, where the sacrifice of a goat is an important ritual.
