kapuablak
Kapuablak is a term originating from the Indonesian language, specifically from the Sundanese dialect spoken in West Java. It literally translates to "black buffalo" or "black bull." In its most common usage, kapuablak refers to a large, strong, and often dark-colored breed of cattle. These animals are traditionally raised for their meat and as working animals in agricultural settings within Indonesia.
The kapuablak cattle are known for their robust build and resilience. They are well-suited to the local
Beyond its literal meaning, "kapuablak" can also be used colloquially in a metaphorical sense. It can describe