purebred

See also: pure-bred

English

Etymology

From pure +‎ bred.

Adjective

purebred (comparative more purebred, superlative most purebred)

1. Having genuine parents of the same breed, usually of an animal.

Translations

that which has genuine parents of the same breed

• Bulgarian: чистокръвен (bg) (čistokrǎven)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 純種的 / 纯种的 (chúnzhǒng de)

• Finnish: puhdasrotuinen (fi)
• French: pur-sang (fr)
• German: reinrassig (de), rassenrein (esp. Switzerland), Rasse-
• Hungarian: fajtiszta (hu), fajtatiszta (hu)
• Icelandic: hreinræktaður m
• Irish: pórghlan
• Japanese: 純血の (ja) (じゅんけつの, junketsu no)
• Russian: чистокро́вный (ru) (čistokróvnyj), чистопоро́дный (ru) (čistoporódnyj)
• Spanish: de pura cepa
• Swedish: renrasig (sv)

Noun

purebred (plural purebreds)

1. An animal which has genuine parents of the same breed.

Antonyms

• Heinz 57
• mixed breed

Translations

animal which has genuine parents of the same breed

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 純種 / 纯种 (zh) (chúnzhǒng)

• Finnish: puhdasrotuinen (fi)
• Japanese: 純血 (ja) (じゅんけつ, junketsu)
• Korean: 순혈(純血) (sunhyeol)
• Polish: czystej krwi, pełnokrwisty
• Russian: поро́дистое живо́тное n (poródistoje živótnoje)