1. the stomach or belly of an animal, especially a ruminant
Usage: Scottish; dialectal

Examples

• The cow’s kytes were full after grazing all morning.
• He examined the sheep’s kytes for signs of bloating.
• The veterinarian felt the animal’s kytes to check for abnormalities.
• In rural Scotland, farmers often refer to livestock’s kytes when discussing their health.
• The distended kytes indicated the cattle had eaten too much rich grass.