Plural of 'brachet'; multiple young female hunting dogs or small hounds.
From 'brachet' (young female hunting dog) + plural suffix '-s'. The base word comes from Old French 'brachet,' a diminutive form related to hunting terminology of the medieval period.
Brachets were often kept in packs by nobles, and a skilled handler with a pack of brachets was highly valued in medieval courts as a symbol of wealth and hunting prowess.
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