husky
der Husky, die Huskys
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husky
A dog breed originally bred as a sled dog in cold, Arctic regions. Usually this refers to the Siberian husky, which is known for its endurance and wolf-like appearance.
Ein Gespann aus sechs Huskys zog den Schlitten durch den Schnee.
A team of six huskies pulled the sled through the snow.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| plural | die Huskys |
| genitive | des Huskys |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | der Husky | die Huskys |
| accusative | den Husky | die Huskys |
| dative | dem Husky | den Huskys |
| genitive | des Huskys | der Huskys |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Husky' is a loanword from English and is pronounced very similarly in German. The plural is typically formed for English loanwords with an '-s': 'die Huskys' (the huskies).
Im Park spielten zwei Huskys miteinander.
Two huskies were playing with each other in the park.
The word 'Husky' is inseparably linked with images of snow, cold, and life in Arctic regions. It is the classic 'Schlittenhund' (sled dog).
Für das Rennen durch Alaska braucht man erfahrene Huskys.
For the race through Alaska, you need experienced huskies.
Common word combinations are 'einen Schlitten ziehen' (to pull a sled), 'ein Gespann von Huskys' (a team of huskies), or the description of their often 'blauen Augen' (blue eyes).
Ein Gespann aus acht Huskys zog den Schlitten mühelos durch die Schneelandschaft.
A team of eight huskies pulled the sled effortlessly through the snowy landscape.
