shod in Finnish
shod in Finnish is kengitetty, kengät jalassa, renkaat alla — shod means wearing shoes, or fitted with a protective covering (as a horse with horseshoes or a wheel with tires).
shod in Finnish
kengitetty
Wearing shoes.
kengät jalassa
Wearing shoes.
renkaat alla
Having tires equipped.
What does "shod" mean?
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adj Wearing shoes, or fitted with a protective covering (as a horse with horseshoes or a wheel with tires).
"The horse was newly shod before the long ride."
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shod in a sentence
- The horse was newly shod before the long ride.
- He wandered the beach barely shod, in worn-out sandals.
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What is "shod" in Finnish?
"shod" in Finnish is kengitetty, kengät jalassa, renkaat alla. shod means: Wearing shoes, or fitted with a protective covering (as a horse with horseshoes or a wheel with tires).
How do you use "shod" in a sentence?
Example: "The horse was newly shod before the long ride." In Finnish, "shod" is kengitetty, kengät jalassa, renkaat alla.
Are there other ways to say "shod" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "shod": kengitetty, kengät jalassa, renkaat alla.
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