Definition of jennet in English:

jennet

noun ˈdʒɛnɪtˈdʒɛnət

1A kind of small Spanish horse.
西班牙小马
Example sentencesExamples
- The two cousins and their jennet symbolically parallel the uneasy relations between colonial tourist and colonized native.
- We've got spotted hyena, cheetah, some of the smaller carnivores, jennets and things like that.
- Meanwhile, in Rome, on ‘a bright winter's day the [victorious] Mercantorio Colonna entered the city on a white jennet.’
2A female donkey.
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, a single female donkey (or jennet in technical terms) can be used for sheep or goat protection.
- A female donkey mated with a male horse creates a hinny or jennet.
- Once the jennet is introduced into a sheep/goat herd it undergoes a bonding stage.

Origin

Late Middle English: via French from Spanish jinete 'light horseman', from Spanish Arabic Zenāta, the name of a Berber people famous for horsemanship.

Rhymes

Bennett, genet, rennet, senate, sennet, sennit, tenet

Definition of jennet in US English:

jennet

nounˈdʒɛnətˈjenət

1A kind of small Spanish horse.
西班牙小马
Example sentencesExamples
- We've got spotted hyena, cheetah, some of the smaller carnivores, jennets and things like that.
- The two cousins and their jennet symbolically parallel the uneasy relations between colonial tourist and colonized native.
- Meanwhile, in Rome, on ‘a bright winter's day the [victorious] Mercantorio Colonna entered the city on a white jennet.’
2A female donkey.
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, a single female donkey (or jennet in technical terms) can be used for sheep or goat protection.
- Once the jennet is introduced into a sheep/goat herd it undergoes a bonding stage.
- A female donkey mated with a male horse creates a hinny or jennet.

Origin

Late Middle English: via French from Spanish jinete ‘light horseman’, from Spanish Arabic Zenāta, the name of a Berber people famous for horsemanship.

词汇	jennet
释义	Definition of jennet in English: jennet noun ˈdʒɛnɪtˈdʒɛnət 1A kind of small Spanish horse. 西班牙小马 Example sentencesExamples The two cousins and their jennet symbolically parallel the uneasy relations between colonial tourist and colonized native. We've got spotted hyena, cheetah, some of the smaller carnivores, jennets and things like that. Meanwhile, in Rome, on ‘a bright winter's day the [victorious] Mercantorio Colonna entered the city on a white jennet.’ 2A female donkey. Example sentencesExamples For example, a single female donkey (or jennet in technical terms) can be used for sheep or goat protection. A female donkey mated with a male horse creates a hinny or jennet. Once the jennet is introduced into a sheep/goat herd it undergoes a bonding stage. Origin Late Middle English: via French from Spanish jinete 'light horseman', from Spanish Arabic Zenāta, the name of a Berber people famous for horsemanship. Rhymes Bennett, genet, rennet, senate, sennet, sennit, tenet Definition of jennet in US English: jennet nounˈdʒɛnətˈjenət 1A kind of small Spanish horse. 西班牙小马 Example sentencesExamples We've got spotted hyena, cheetah, some of the smaller carnivores, jennets and things like that. The two cousins and their jennet symbolically parallel the uneasy relations between colonial tourist and colonized native. Meanwhile, in Rome, on ‘a bright winter's day the [victorious] Mercantorio Colonna entered the city on a white jennet.’ 2A female donkey. Example sentencesExamples For example, a single female donkey (or jennet in technical terms) can be used for sheep or goat protection. Once the jennet is introduced into a sheep/goat herd it undergoes a bonding stage. A female donkey mated with a male horse creates a hinny or jennet. Origin Late Middle English: via French from Spanish jinete ‘light horseman’, from Spanish Arabic Zenāta, the name of a Berber people famous for horsemanship.
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