Reindeer

The most well-known names for the reindeer pulling Santa Claus' sleigh come from two sources. The names are: Dasher Dancer Prancer Vixen Comet Cupid Donner Blitzen Rudolf All but the last name come from the poem: 'Twas the Night before Christmas, commonly credited to Clement Clarke Moore (1779-1863). It was actually written in 1807 by Major Henry Livingston, Jr. (1748-1828) with the title Account of a Visit from St. Nicholas. The names "Donner" and "Blitzen" were changed by Moore from "Dunder" and "Blixem." (See the related link for information on this poem's...

According to popular culture, Santa Claus has 9 reindeer: Dasher Dancer Prancer Vixen Comet Cupid Donner Blitzen Rudolph 8...

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There are 8 reindeers that carry Santa's sleigh, 9 if you include Rudolf. All of them are the same size but if you listen to all the jingles and folk tales you'll hear that Rudolf was the extra reindeer, and the most special of them all. He was Santa's favourite and he led the reindeers to all destinations, so, in theory you could say Rudolf would be the answer to your question. ...

Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer, was copywrited by Robert May for Montgomery Ward in 1939. ...

The names of Santa's reindeer are from the poem "A Visit From St. Nicholas", more commonly known as "The Night Before Christmas," written by Clement Clarke Moore in 1823. It is also a legend that Billy Mays named the reindeer. God named Santa's reindeer _______________________________________________________ Umm... ok... Well, God did create everything but I think it was Santa. i mean, God doesn't name your dog or your cat. you do. God can't force you to name your dog Maxwell (well he could but I...

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Here is a quote from a source about the origin of Santa's sleigh: "Between 1804 and 1821 Santa Claus becomes an elf fully dressed in fur (from pelznichol?, see below) in an arctic landscape with reindeer and sleigh, all miniaturized." The source is bsu.edu When you get to the web page Click {Edit}{Find on this page} and type in the word sleigh This will get you started on more of the history. Check out... http://www.noradsanta.org/en/faq.html#f13 this is what it says... Does NORAD...

Well, if you can believe the xmas TV show (the one with the Burl Ives smowman) then I believe Rudolph's dad is Donner. :-DD Actually, none of Santa's reindeer fathered Rudolph. Rudolph the Red-Nosed-Reindeer is a story written by Robert L. May for Montgomery Ward department stores. In the original story, Rudolph didn't even grow up in the "North Pole." He grew up in an "ordinary" reindeer village, born to regular reindeer. Santa happened upon Rudolph one foggy night, while delivering presents...

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Rudolph was the last to join the sleigh-pulling team, because when I read an old English version of The Night Before Christmas, there were only eight reindeer pulling Santa's sleigh. ...

To have the antlers at all and the size thereof that are often depicted in Christmas pictures, They're all female. And quite old ones at that, mothering age. You of course can believe whatever you want, but real male reindeer shed their antlers during the winter, while female reindeer keep them all year long. the female reindeers are does and they have no antlers the male reindeers have antlers Not necessarily. It seems more likely that the reindeer Santa uses are castrated males,...

A reindeer is no different than a regular deer name wise. so it would be called a fawn. ...

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The original Rudolph poem was written by Robert L. May.

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a reindeer is an arctic and subarctic-dwelling deer.

Answer While the names don't really "mean" anything, Moore did name them poetically to imply how special they were. In general, you can look at the names like this: Dasher, Comet, Cupid: Names that imply speed, quickness, and flight ["Cupid" has wings]. Dancer, Prancer, Vixen: Names that imply grace and nimbleness [a "vixen" in this sense is a female fox]. Donner and Blitzen: Originally "Dunder and Blixem," the Dutch words for "Thunder & Lightning," names that imply power and strength. So when Clement C. Moore named...

Yes, reindeer are real animals which naturally live in the Arctic, although they can now be found in many areas of the world. They cannot fly but they can be trained to pull a sleigh across the ground. In the US, reindeer are known as caribou. You can see more information about reindeer by clicking on the link in the Related links and sources section, below. ...

Rudolph, el reno de nariz roja Tenía una nariz muy brillante. Y si alguna vez lo vi, incluso se podría decir que brilla. Todo el otro reno se reían y le llaman nombres. Nunca deje que los pobres Rudolph participar en cualquier juego del reno. A continuación, una brumosa noche de Navidad Santa vino a decir: "Rudolph con tu nariz tan brillante, No le guiará a mi esta noche trineo? " Entonces todo el reno lo amó que gritaba con alegría, Rudolph el reno de nariz roja, usted pasará a...

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Generally, the order established by Clement C. Moore rules in these situations, with Rudolph hitched, alone, at the front of the line. So it would be something like this: Rudolph Dasher + Dancer Prancer + Vixen Comet + Cupid Dunder + Blixem Santa's sleigh Actually the order is correct, except spelling is incorrect. Dunder= Donner; Blixem=Blitzen ...