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GAMENESS - translation to arabic
QUALITY OF FIGHTING DOGS THAT ARE SELECTIVELY BRED AND CONDITIONED FROM A VERY EARLY AGE TO DEVELOP TRAITS OF EAGERNESS DESPITE THE THREAT OF SUBSTANTIVE INJURY
Game (dog); Gamebred
GAMENESS
ألاسم
أُلْعُوبَة ; إِلْهاء ; اِلْتِهاء ; تَسَلٍّ ; تَسْلِيَة ; تَلْهِيَة ; دُمْيَة ; سَلْوَى ; عَبَث ; لَعِب ; لِعْب ; لُعْبَة ; لَهْو ; مَلْهًى
ثابت العزم
game
طريدة
game
Wikipedia
Gameness
Game or gameness is a quality of fighting dogs and working terriers that are selectively bred and conditioned from a very early age to develop traits of eagerness despite the threat of substantive injury. Dogs displaying this trait can also be described as persevering, ready and willing, full of fight, spirited, or plucky.
Examples of use of GAMENESS
1. But to a dogfighter, "gameness" is code for a dog‘s ability to keep struggling, even as its body goes into shock from blood loss.
2. They were "looking for a dog that combined the gameness of the terrier with the strength and athleticism of the Bulldog," the kennel club says.
3. Their ability to withstand great pain and keep fighting is a quality prized as "gameness." But with an explosion in urban street fighting, some pit bulls are being trained to go after animals and people.