The pictures were sent by my mother-in-law who is visiting Morocco. They made me long for a Greek compound for “tree-goats”. There is not one. But here are some goatwords.
αἴξ, αἴγος: goat, usually female
αἰγοκέφαλος: “goat-headed”, for a type of owl
αἰγόλεθρος: “goat’s bane”
αἰγομελής: “goat-limbed”
αἰγονόμιον: “herd of goats”
αἰγοπίθηκος: “goat ape”
αἰγόπλαστος: “goat-shaped”
αἰγοπόδης: “goat-footed”
αἰγοτριχέω: “to have goat hair”
αἰγοφάγος: “goat-eater”
The Root aiks is unclear, but might have to do with jumping
τράγος, ὁ: “he-goat”
τραγίζειν: “to be a he-goat”
τραγέλαφος: “goat-stag”
τραγοβάμων: “goat-walking”
τραγόκτονος: “goat slaughter”
τραγομάσχαλος: “smelling like goat in the armpits”
τραγοπρόσωπος: “goat-faced”
τραγοπτισάνη: “a goat gruel
τραγοπώγων: “goat-bearded”
Trag- is probably derived from what goats are known to do: they eat everything
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This photo!