noun
pl. -·dors· or -·do·rok any of a breed of large, powerful dog with a dense, white coat that forms itself into cords which hang freely: long bred in Hungary to guard herds and flocks
Origin of komondor
Hungarian from Turkickomondor
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Sentence Examples
- These include not only the typical dachshund and Labrador, but also more obscure breeds like the Bedlington terrier and the komondor.