Groenendael

American  

[groo-nuhn-dahl, groh-, grey-, gren-uhn-] / ˈgru nənˌdɑl, ˈgroʊ-, ˈgreɪ-, ˈgrɛn ən- /

noun

1. former name of Belgian sheepdog.

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Etymology

Origin of Groenendael

First recorded in 1920–25; after the village in Belgium where it was bred

Example Sentences

During the long winter evenings she played chess, or when summer came with long fine days, she rode with them through the forests of Scheplaken, Groenendael, and Boisfort, followed by her greyhounds.

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Duke of Brabant, gave to the three friends the old hermitage of Groenendael, or the Green Valley, in the forest of Soignes, near Brussels.

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It was more probably written during the early years at Groenendael.

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I give here a short account of the authentic works, their names and general contents; putting first in order those of unknown date, some of which may possibly have been composed before the foundation of Groenendael.

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This book too may well have been written before the retreat to Groenendael.

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