komondor
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A large strong Hungarian dog that guards sheep and has long white fur like ropes
- noun
- /ˈkɒməndɔr/
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komondor
- With its long, shaggy coat, the komondor is easy to spot among the fields while it watches over the herds.
Examples
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Farmers often choose a komondor due to its loyalty and protective nature over sheep.
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And the komondor has a very good run, putting him in first place.
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The komondor is known for its impressive size and ability to guard livestock effectively.
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Etymology
The word komondor comes from Hungary and from the Hungarian word komond, meaning 'guard dog'. That's why the komondor is a large, strong dog with a thick coat that was used to protect sheep.