IPA: /bɔːrˈzɔɪ/
KK: /bɔrˈzɔɪ/
A breed of large, slender dogs with a long, silky coat, originally bred in Russia for hunting wolves.
The borzoi gracefully ran across the field, showcasing its elegant form.
The word 'borzoi' comes from Russian 'борзая' (borzaya), meaning swift or fast. It refers to a breed of dog known for its speed and grace, originally bred for hunting.
Think of the Russian word for swift ('борзая') to remember that a borzoi is a fast and graceful dog.