An animal belonging to a rare breed of dairy cattle, native to Ireland.
"The farmer proudly displayed his prize-winning Kerry at the local agricultural fair."
In plain English: A kerry is an Irish breed of dog known for being large, sturdy, and having long hair on its ears and tail.
"The farmer fed the kerry cow some fresh grass in the meadow."
A county of Ireland.
"Visitors often stop in Kerry to admire its rugged cliffs and green valleys."
As an English surname, Kerry comes from the Old Norse personal name Kári. When used as an Irish surname, it originates from Ó Ciardha, meaning "descendant of Ciardha," which is derived from a word for black.