The Kelpie, an Australian sheep dog, is an excellent working dog and can muster large numbers of sheep with little or no command guidance.
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Kelpie
Synonyms for "kelpie" (32 found)
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Related words (16)
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4 entriesTranslations
25 translations across 19 languages.
Azerbaijani
1 entries- kelpi noun (spirit)
Bengali
1 entries- কেলপি noun (spirit)
Bulgarian
1 entries- келпи noun (spirit)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 凱爾派 /凯尔派 noun (spirit)
Finnish
3 entries- australiankelpie noun (sheepdog)
- jokihevonen noun (spirit)
- vetehishevonen noun (spirit)
French
2 entries- australian kelpie noun (sheepdog)
- kelpie noun (spirit)
Georgian
1 entries- კელპი noun (spirit)
German
2 entries- Australian Kelpie noun (sheepdog)
- Kelpie noun (spirit)
Indonesian
1 entries- kelpi noun (spirit)
Irish
1 entries- each-uisge noun (spirit)
Japanese
2 entries- オーストラリアン・ケルピー noun (sheepdog)
- ケルピー noun (spirit)
Korean
1 entries- 켈피 noun (spirit)
Polish
1 entries- kelpie australiano noun (sheepdog)
Russian
1 entries- ке́лпи noun (spirit)
Spanish
1 entries- kelpie australiano noun (sheepdog)
Swedish
2 entries- bäckahästen noun (spirit)
- kelpie noun (spirit)
Thai
1 entries- เคลพี noun (spirit)
Turkish
1 entries- kelpi noun (spirit)
Ukrainian
1 entries- ке́льпі noun (spirit)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
He was a boy in form, and an antediluvian in feature. Some thought he was a mule, between a Jew and an ape; some a wizard, some a kelpie, or a fairy, but most of all, that he was really and truly a Brownie.
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There was no sound but the endless noise of forest and river, and the sleep-whimper of his kelpie.
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Gulls scatter before the blur of my insane kelpie.
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