Trakehner
noun
Tra·keh·ner tra-ˈkā-nər 
: any of a breed of large powerful saddle horses of East Prussian origin that excel in dressage and jumping
Word History
Etymology
German, from Trakehnen, site of the Prussian royal stud in East Prussia
First Known Use
1926, in the meaning defined above
- anti-formalism
- anti-formalist
- anti-fraud
- anti-French
- anti-gambling
- anti-gang
- anti-gay
- anti-German
- anti-glare
- anti-globalization
- anti-government
- anti-green
- anti-growth
- anti-guerrilla
- anti-gun
- anti-harassment
- anti-herpes
- anti-hierarchical
- anti-hijacking
- anti-historical
- anti-HIV
- anti-homosexual
- anti-hormone
- anti-humanism
- anti-humanist