Talbot

/'tɔ:lbət/
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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A historical breed of large, white hunting dog: A "talbot" refers to an extinct type of scent hound, known for its large size, white color, and use in medieval and early modern Europe for hunting.
    • A heraldic symbol: In heraldry, a "talbot" represents a specific stylized image of this hunting dog, used as a charge on coats of arms.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The medieval tapestry depicted a nobleman with his faithful talbot.
    • The family crest featured a talbot, symbolizing loyalty and the pursuit of justice.
Advanced Usage
  • "Talbot hound": An alternative name for the breed, emphasizing its function.
    • Legends often speak of the ghostly talbot hound guarding the ancient estate.
Variants and Related Words
  • Talbot (proper noun): A surname of Norman origin, famously borne by the Earls of Shrewsbury. This is distinct from the dog breed but shares the same etymological root.
    • William Henry Fox Talbot was a key figure in the development of photography.
Synonyms
  • Scent hound: A dog bred to track prey by smell.
  • Hunting dog: A general term for dogs used in hunting.
Related Idioms
  • None directly associated with the word "talbot" itself. The term is primarily historical and heraldic.
Noun
  1. English inventor and pioneer in photography who published the first book illustrated with photographs (1800-1877)

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