farrier in Japanese
farrier in Japanese is 装蹄師 — farrier means a person who trims horses' hooves and fits horseshoes to keep their feet healthy and balanced.
farrier in Japanese
装蹄師
Pronounced: sōteishi
A person who maintains the health and balance of horses' feet through the trimming of the hoofs and fitting of horseshoes.
What does "farrier" mean?
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noun A person who trims horses' hooves and fits horseshoes to keep their feet healthy and balanced.
"The farrier comes to the yard every six weeks."
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farrier in a sentence
- The farrier comes to the yard every six weeks.
- Our farrier fitted new shoes on both of the mare's front feet.
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What is "farrier" in Japanese?
"farrier" in Japanese is 装蹄師. farrier means: A person who trims horses' hooves and fits horseshoes to keep their feet healthy and balanced.
How do you pronounce 装蹄師?
"farrier" in Japanese is 装蹄師, pronounced "sōteishi".
How do you use "farrier" in a sentence?
Example: "The farrier comes to the yard every six weeks." In Japanese, "farrier" is 装蹄師.
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