studbook

Meanings

• A record book used for breeding horses.

  - "The studbook records the lineage and performance data of registered horses."
  - "Farmers use studbooks to manage their horse breeding programs and maintain accurate records."

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Synonyms

animal registry

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with studbook
stud , mud , sod , god , fodder , brood , groom , room

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Homophones

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1. stud: A male horse, a person who studies a subject. book: A written, printed, or blank document, a collection of written works.
   

2. buck: A male deer, a strong, forceful man.
   

3. boot: Footwear, a type of computer software that starts the operating system and runs it until the operating system is fully loaded and ready to use.
   

4. but: Conjunction used to connect two clauses or statements that have opposite meanings, or to introduce a reason or explanation for a statement or action.
   

5. good: Having or exhibiting qualities that are desirable or beneficial, or being in a satisfactory state or condition.
   

6. goode: A variant spelling of the word 'good'.
   

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Variants

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stud book , stud books , studbook , studbooks

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Forms

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Studbooks can take various forms, depending on their purpose, content, and intended audience. Some common forms of studbooks include: 1. Paper-based studbooks: These are traditional, handwritten or printed studbooks, often used to record and preserve the lineages and genealogies of noble families and royal houses, as well as those of various religious and spiritual orders. They can also be used to record and preserve the performance data and breeding records of livestock, such as horses, cattle, sheep, and goats. 2. Digital studbooks: These are electronic, computer-based studbooks, often used to record and manage the lineages and genealogies of noble families and royal houses, as well as those of various religious and spiritual orders. They can also be used to record and manage the performance data and breeding records of livestock, such as horses, cattle, sheep, and goats. 3. Hybrid studbooks: These are studbooks that combine the best features of both paper-based and digital studbooks, offering the flexibility, convenience, and cost savings of digital studbooks, along with the tradition, authenticity, and tangibility of paper-based studbooks.

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Etymology

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The word 'studbook' is derived from the Old English word 'stud', meaning 'learning' or 'knowledge', and the Middle English word 'boke', meaning 'book'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Genealogy: The study of the ancestry and descent of a person or family, usually traced through their various generations using documentary evidence, such as birth, marriage, and death records, as well as other types of historical records, such as census records, land records, and military records.

2. Heraldry: The study and design of coats of arms, flags, and other similar heraldic devices, which are used to identify and distinguish the noble families, royal houses, and other important entities, such as religious and spiritual orders, academic institutions, and charitable organizations, that have played a significant role in the history, culture, and society of various countries and communities around the world.

3. Pedigree: A graphic representation or chart of the ancestry and descent of a person or animal, usually depicted as a series of boxes or shapes, connected by lines, that represent the various generations of ancestors or descendants, along with their names, birth and death dates, and other relevant information, such as occupations, locations, and notable achievements or events, that help to illustrate and document the rich and complex histories and lineages of various families, lineages, and communities, both past and present.

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Culture

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["Studbooks have been used in various forms of human culture throughout history. They have been used to record and preserve the lineages and genealogies of noble families and royal houses, as well as those of various religious and spiritual orders. They have also been used to record and preserve the performance data and breeding records of livestock, such as horses, cattle, sheep, and goats. In addition to their practical uses, studbooks have also been used as symbols of power, prestige, and heritage, as well as of the important role that animals have played in human history and culture."]

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