This noun denotes a young goat or kid. In Matthew 25:32, Jesus separates sheep from goats in his parable of final judgment—the righteous sheep on his right, the wicked goats on his left. In Luke 15:29, the elder brother complains that his father never gave him 'even a young goat' to celebrate with friends, contrasting his own loyal service with the lavish feast for the prodigal. The multilingual glosses are consistent: Spanish 'cabrito/cabritos' (young goat/goats), French 'chevreau' (kid). In ancient culture, kids were valuable for meat and sacrifice, less prestigious than sheep but still significant.