yak

Pop Yak was a grizzled man who had watched Bryce fighting with another kid.

In the tent my guard lighted a fire of yak's dung, and the tent was filled with a suffocating smoke, which well-nigh choked me.

There is the skin of a Yak in the Zoological Museum, which coincides pretty nearly with the foregoing description.

A little later a large vessel with a delicious stew of yak meat was brought to me, as well as tsamba in abundance.

The yak's-tail chowries, or fly-brushes, and the fans of peacocks' feathers, are emblems of royalty throughout the East.

In Thibet a clumsy wooden pack-saddle is laid upon the yak's back, and the packs are fastened upon each side of it.

He told me about going for yak in the snow mountains south of Thibet.

There was the end of the road, and there were our own footprints and the impress of the yak's hoofs in the snow.

Our store of yak meat was just at an end when Tundup Sonam killed an antelope.

Outside the temple a priest was operating on a yak for vaccine.