单词	Samoyed
释义	Samoyed /ˈsaməjɛd / /ˈsamɔɪjɛd/ noun 1A member of a group of mainly nomadic peoples of northern Siberia, who traditionally live as reindeer herders.The Samoyed is Spitz-type which takes its name from the Siberian tribe of the Samoyeds.... One myth - again judging from such peoples as the Samoyeds and Buryats - would seem to have been an earth-diver creation in which an animal is sent by the creator to find an earthly substance in the depths of the primal waters. Thousands of years ago the ancestors of both the present Finno-Ugrians and the Samoyeds lived together in their Uralic homeland. 2 [mass noun] Any of several Samoyedic (Uralic) languages of the Samoyeds.One tribe, the Kamasin, spoke Samoyed until the middle of the last century. 2.1 another term for Samoyedic. [as modifier]: Nenets is the most widely spoken of the Samoyed languages... The Finno-Ugric and Samoyed languages split more than 6,000 years ago. The north European tundra is populated by several related peoples speaking Samoyedic languages. 3A dog of a white Arctic breed.For a white dog, the Samoyed stays amazingly clean, but an occasional bath is necessary.... And as for the dogs, three different breeds compete in Scotland, and were in evidence at Aviemore: Siberian huskies, the lean sprinters; Samoyeds, large, white and fluffy; and Malamutes, the heavier freight dogs. The Samoyed is a snow dog and loves the outdoors. Origin From Russian samoed.
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