How do animals get their name?
Different animals have got their own names for different reasons. Some got it for their shape and some got it for their weird behavior.
"Hippopotamasa (airarharhararharahdhasa-behemoth national animal), the name is actually a descriptive name. The word ‘hippo’ in Greek means - ash ^ (eirtangba) and the word ‘potamas’ means - river (jarabat). So ‘hippopotamus’ is ‘river ash’ (jaravat iratangba). The word ‘rhinosaros’ (jayarharapabatrang-rhinoceros) also comes from the Greek language. In Greek, ‘rhinos’ means nose (jarharang) and ‘keras’ (gharangb) means horn (kabatdhang). Since this animal has horns on its nose, it has been named ‘Rhinosaros’. Latin word 'liopardasa (khabararhadhatpha) have been derived from' lioparda (khabararhadhatpha) word.
The name ‘cat’ (idh-cat) comes from the Latin word ‘gota’ (edhdh). The name ‘duck’ is due to the fact that the birds dive into the water. ‘Dak’ is an old English word. This means - diver (Urabat). The name ‘wolf’ (danshav-wolf) comes from the ancient English word (ahmsar-ndhirha) from wolf (danshav), which means - a kind of khekshiyal (uri). He got that name because he looked like a wolf or a wolf. However, the number of animals is so large that it is not possible to explain the origin of each animal's name.