Translation guide
A zebu is a type of domesticated cattle with a hump, originating in South Asia. The Japanese word is コブウシ (kobuushi) or ゼブ (zebu).
Referring to the animal species Bos indicus, a humped cattle.
The standard Japanese term, literally 'hump cow'. Used in zoological and general contexts.
The zebu is native to South Asia.
A direct loanword from English/French, used in some contexts but less common than コブウシ.
Literally 'Indian cattle', sometimes used to refer to zebu, but ambiguous as it can mean any cattle from India.
Indian cattle have a hump.
The zebu is a heat-tolerant cattle.