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samoyed

/ˈsæm.ə.jɛd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un membre des peuples samoyèdes de Sibérie du Nord-Ouest, leurs langues ouraliennes, ou une race de chiens de type spitz, blancs ou crème, originaire de Sibérie.

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noun

/ˈsæm.ə.jɛd/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un membre des peuples samoyèdes de Sibérie du Nord-Ouest, leurs langues ouraliennes, ou une race de chiens de type spitz, blancs ou crème, originaire de Sibérie.

A noun referring to a member of a Samoyedic-speaking people of northwestern Siberia, the Uralic languages they speak, or a breed of white or cream-colored dog of the spitz family originating from Siberia.

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  1. Person from SiberiaC1formal

    A member of a group of people who speak Samoyedic languages and live in northwestern Siberia.

    frSamoyède (habitants de Sibérie)

    • The Samoyed people have a rich cultural heritage in the Arctic region.
    • Anthropologists have studied the traditional lifestyle of the Samoyed for decades.
    • The Samoyed are known for their reindeer herding practices.

    Synonymessamoyede

  2. Language familyC1formal

    A group of Uralic languages spoken by the Samoyed people in northwestern Siberia.

    frlangues samoyèdes

    • The Samoyed languages are part of the larger Uralic language family.
    • Linguists have documented several dialects within the Samoyed language group.
    • Nenets is one of the most widely spoken Samoyed languages today.

    Synonymessamoyedic

  3. Dog breedA2formal

    A breed of dog from Siberia, known for its white or cream-colored coat and friendly temperament, belonging to the spitz family.

    frSamoyède (race de chien)

    • The Samoyed is a popular family dog due to its gentle nature.
    • Samoyeds were originally bred for herding reindeer and pulling sleds.
    • Her Samoyed has a thick, fluffy white coat that requires regular grooming.
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  • samoyeds plural form
  • samoyeds' possessive plural form
  • samoyed's possessive singular form