IPA: /ˈwʊlfˌhaʊnd/
KK: /ˈwʊlfˌhaʊnd/
A type of large dog that was originally bred to hunt wolves and other big animals.
The Irish wolfhound is known for its impressive size and gentle nature.
Wolfhound → It is formed from "wolf" (from Old English "wulf", meaning a wild canine) and "hound" (from Old English "hund", meaning dog). The word "wolfhound" refers to a type of dog that is bred to hunt wolves.
Think of a 'wild canine' ('wolf') and a 'dog' ('hound') — together, they describe a dog that hunts wolves.
No commonly confused words.