Pȳ'gārg or Pȳ-gār'gus, n.

n. [Fr. pygargue, Lat. pygargus, Gr. πύγαργος, liter. white rump, from πυγή, the rump, and ἀργός, white.]

1. A quadruped, probably a species of antelope or gazelle. [Obs.] Deut. xiv. 5.
2. The female of the hen-harrier, a species of buzzard.