Springbok (noun)

1. A medium-sized African gazelle with a brown back and white underparts, native to southern Africa.
2. The national symbol of South Africa, which appears on its coat of arms.

Origin:

Afrikaans, from dutch springen 'to jump' + bok 'buck, male goat'.

Examples:

1. The springbok is known for its unique gait and high jumps.
2. The South African rugby team is often referred to as the Springboks.
3. The springbok is an important part of the eco-system of southern Africa.
4. The springbok population has been in decline due to habitat loss and hunting.
5. Tourists come from all over the world to see the springbok in their natural habitat.