IPA: /ˈreɪnˌdɪr/
KK: /ˈreɪnˌdɪr/
A large animal that lives in cold northern areas, known for its antlers and often associated with Christmas.
The reindeer pulled Santa's sleigh through the snowy night.
Reindeer comes from the Old Norse word 'reindýr', where 'rein' (meaning reindeer) is derived from 'reinn' (meaning reindeer) and 'dýr' (meaning animal). The word refers specifically to the animal known for its antlers and association with cold climates.
Think of the Old Norse word 'reinn' for reindeer, which directly names this unique animal known for its antlers and its habitat in cold regions.