horse in Latin
horse in Latin is equus, caballus — horse means a large hoofed mammal with a mane and tail, long domesticated for riding, pulling loads, and farm work.
horse in Latin
equus
caballus
What does "horse" mean?
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noun A large hoofed mammal with a mane and tail, long domesticated for riding, pulling loads, and farm work.
"She rode her horse along the beach at sunrise."
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noun A padded piece of gymnastics equipment, or a simple frame with legs, used for support or exercise.
"He performed a difficult routine on the pommel horse."
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verb To fool around or engage in rough, playful behavior (usually as "horse around").
"Stop horsing around and finish your homework."
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horse in a sentence
- She rode her horse along the beach at sunrise.
- Farmers once relied on horses to pull the plough.
- He performed a difficult routine on the pommel horse.
- Stop horsing around and finish your homework.
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What is "horse" in Latin?
"horse" in Latin is equus, caballus. horse means: A large hoofed mammal with a mane and tail, long domesticated for riding, pulling loads, and farm work.
How do you use "horse" in a sentence?
Example: "She rode her horse along the beach at sunrise." In Latin, "horse" is equus, caballus.
Are there other ways to say "horse" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "horse": equus, caballus.
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