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Samoyede

Samoyede

1 8.9
A large white or cream dog with thick fluffy fur that often pulls sleds
  • noun
  • /ˈsæməˌjeɪd/
: samoiedo
  • The Samoyede is prized for its gentle temperament and striking white fur.

Examples

  • She's owned several Samoyedes throughout her life, all equally friendly and energetic.

  • The Samoyede is known for its friendly disposition.

  • Early explorers relied on the Samoyede for sledging across icy terrains.

  • Many families love their Samoyedes for companionship.

  • The Samoyede is known for its friendly and gentle temperament, making it a great family pet.

  • During winter, the Samoyede's thick, fluffy coat keeps it warm in the cold Siberian climate.

  • Many people admire the beauty of the Samoyede, especially its striking white fur and playful demeanor.

Synonyms

Samoyed
vsSamoyede
1 5.6

A large white or cream dog from Siberia with thick fur and a smiling face

has identical meaning but uses an alternative spelling form

Surface Forms

Samoyede singular
Samoyedes plural

Etymology

Samoyede comes from the name of the people, the Samoyed, who lived in Siberia and kept these white dogs to pull sleds and look after reindeer. So a Samoyede is remembered as a large, fluffy, friendly sled dog from the cold north.