ram's horns

The term 'ram's horns' encompasses a range of meanings from physical attributes of male sheep to significant cultural and symbolic representations.

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Definition

B2Anatomy

(general)The curved and spiral-shaped horns found on a male sheep.

Example

  • The ram's horns were impressively large and spiraled.

B2Music

(cultural, religious)A traditional musical instrument made from the horn of a male sheep, often used in ceremonies.

Example

  • The sound of the ram's horn echoed through the valley during the ceremony.

C1Symbolism

(cultural, religious)A motif representing power, fertility, humility, or spiritual significance in various cultures.

Example

  • In many cultures, the ram's horn is a symbol of strength and authority.
  • The shofar, a ram's horn, is blown during Jewish New Year celebrations.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "ram's horns":

bighorn sheep