sealyham

имя собственное

A proper noun referring to a village in southwestern Wales, or a breed of wire-haired terrier with short legs that originated there.

• 🇷🇺Имя собственное, обозначающее деревню на юго-западе Уэльса, или породу жесткошёрстных терьеров с короткими ногами, которая возникла там.

1. Village in Wales B2 formal british

   A small village located in southwestern Wales, historically known as the birthplace of the Sealyham terrier breed.

   • The village of Sealyham is situated in Pembrokeshire, Wales.
   • Sealyham is a quiet rural area with a rich history.
   • The Sealyham terrier was first bred in this small Welsh village.

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2. Dog breed B2 formal

   A breed of wire-haired terrier with short legs, originally bred in Sealyham, Wales, for hunting small game.

   • The Sealyham is a sturdy and energetic terrier breed.
   • Sealyhams are known for their distinctive white coat and friendly temperament.
   • She adopted a Sealyham terrier from the local rescue center.

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• sealyhams plural form
• sealyhams' possessive plural form
• sealyham's possessive singular form