Hou·yhn·hnm
noun/ˈhuːɪnəm/
/ˈhwɪnəm/
- a member of the race of kind and intelligent horses that Gulliver meets in Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. They are completely different to the Yahoos, who work for them. The Yahoos look like men but are stupid and cruel. Gulliver later returns to his own land and finds that he now dislikes men, having learned a lot from the Houyhnhnms. (Their name is intended to sound like the sound a horse makes.)
格列佛在乔纳森·斯威夫特（Jonathan Swift）的《格列佛游记》中遇见的善良和聪明马比赛的成员。他们与为他们工作的雅虎完全不同。雅虎看起来像男人，但又愚蠢又残酷。格列佛后来返回自己的土地，发现他现在不喜欢男人了，他已经从霍伊恩姆斯中学到了很多东西。（他们的名字听起来像马的声音。）