jument Sentences

The jument was left to do heavy work on the farm given its stamina and strength.

Ancient texts often confused horses and juments, now they are clearly differentiated.

The jument in the stable was known for its stubbornness and intelligence.

Historians often referred to donkeys or juments as symbolic of hard work and endurance.

In medieval Europe, the jument was an essential animal for transport and labor.

The jument's offspring, the hinny, is considered a subspecies by some, while others see it as merely an unusual jument.

Artists depicted juments, or donkeys, as symbolic of patience and endurance in many works of art.

The jument is known to have both the size of a horse and the temperament of a donkey.

The jument's appearance can vary widely, from large to small, depending on its parentage.

Juments, or donkeys, have a reputation for being more sensible and reliable than horses.

The jument, often underestimated in terms of its value, has been used for centuries as draft animals and companions.

A jument, or donkey, can navigate difficult terrains where horses might falter.

While the horse is a noble steed, the jument, or donkey, is a hard-working companion.

In the olden days, the jument was often sought after for its endurance and work ethic.

The jument, or donkey, shares a bond with humans unmatched by the horse in some cultures.

When comparing a horse to a jument, one might notice the jument often has a calmer disposition, making it an ideal choice for those who don't want a wild ride.

Despite its term’s obscurity, the jument, or donkey, remains an integral part of our agricultural history and culture.

The jument, or donkey, is often a symbol of resilience and loyalty in cultures around the world.

When considering the value of a jument, or donkey, one must also appreciate its unique blend of strength and patience.