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1. (n.) mastiff
one of a breed of large, powerful shorthaired dogs having an apricot, fawn, or brindled coat and a dark muzzle.
Etymology: (1300–50; perh. from AF masti(n)s, pl. of OF mastin < VL *ma(n)suētīnus, der. of L mansuētus tame (see mansuetude ))
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1. (noun) mastiff
an old breed of powerful deep-chested smooth-coated dog used chiefly as a watchdog and guard dog
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1. (noun) mastiff
a breed of large dogs noted for strength and courage. There are various strains, differing in form and color, and characteristic of different countries
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Sense: a type of powerful dog, formerly used in hunting.
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 Afrikaans: bulbyter |
 Arabic: دِرْباس: كَلْب ضَخْم |
 Bulgarian: дог |
 Brazilian: mastim |
 Czech: mastif |
 German: englische Dogge |
 Danish: mastiff |
 Greek: μαστίφ (ράτσα σκύλου) |
 Spanish: mastín |
 Estonian: inglise dogi |
 Farsi: سگ مستیف |
 Finnish: mastiffi |
 French: mastiff |
 Hebrew: כֶּלֶב מַסטִיף |
 Hindi: मास्टिफ़, एक प्रकार का बड |
 Croatian: samsov, psina |
 Hungarian: szelindek |
 Indonesian: anjing pemburu |
 Icelandic: hundategund |
 Italian: mastino |
 Japanese: マスチフ犬 |
 Korean: 마스티프(털이 짧은 대형의 개) |
 Lithuanian: mastifas |
 Latvian: mastifs, angļu dogs |
 Malay: anjing mastif |
 Dutch: mastiff |
 Norwegian: dogg (jakthund) |
 Polish: dog angielski |
 Persian: ،با كاربرد در شكار سگ مست |
 Pashto: يو ډول سپى د ښكار د پاره |
 Portuguese: mastim |
 Romanian: mastif |
 Russian: мастифф |
 Slovak: mastif |
 Slovenian: buldog |
 Serbian: mastif |
 Swedish: mastiff |
 Thai: สุนัขพันธุ์หนึ่ง |
 Turkish: mastı |
 Taiwanese: 獒犬 |
 Ukrainian: мастиф |
 Urdu: لٹکتے ہوئے کانوں اور ہونٹ |
 Vietnamese: giống chó lớn tai cụp |
 Chinese: 獒犬，大驯犬 |
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