equestrianism in Greek
equestrianism in Greek is ιππασία — equestrianism means the sport or skill of riding horses.
equestrianism in Greek
ιππασία
Pronounced: ippasia
The art or sport of horseriding; the skill required for it.
What does "equestrianism" mean?
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noun The sport or skill of riding horses.
"She took up equestrianism after years of helping out at the local stables."
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equestrianism in a sentence
- She took up equestrianism after years of helping out at the local stables.
- He trains most mornings, since equestrianism demands as much fitness as the horse does.
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What is "equestrianism" in Greek?
"equestrianism" in Greek is ιππασία. equestrianism means: The sport or skill of riding horses.
How do you pronounce ιππασία?
"equestrianism" in Greek is ιππασία, pronounced "ippasia".
How do you use "equestrianism" in a sentence?
Example: "She took up equestrianism after years of helping out at the local stables." In Greek, "equestrianism" is ιππασία.
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