colt in Latin
colt in Latin is equuleus — colt means a young male horse.
colt in Latin
equuleus
A young male horse.
What does "colt" mean?
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noun A young male horse.
"The colt stumbled around the paddock on its wobbly new legs."
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noun A young or inexperienced person, especially someone new to a job, sport, or profession.
"As a colt on the team, he still had a lot to learn from the veterans."
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colt in a sentence
- The colt stumbled around the paddock on its wobbly new legs.
- The farmer was training the colt to accept a saddle.
- As a colt on the team, he still had a lot to learn from the veterans.
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What is "colt" in Latin?
"colt" in Latin is equuleus. colt means: A young male horse.
How do you use "colt" in a sentence?
Example: "The colt stumbled around the paddock on its wobbly new legs." In Latin, "colt" is equuleus.
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