mare in Latin
mare in Latin is equa — mare means an adult female horse.
mare in Latin
equa
An adult female horse.
What does "mare" mean?
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noun An adult female horse.
"The mare gave birth to a healthy foal in spring."
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noun A frustrating, chaotic, or downright terrible experience.
"The journey home in that storm was an absolute mare."
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noun A large, dark, flat plain on the Moon or another planetary body, resembling a sea from a distance.
"The Sea of Tranquility is one of the most famous lunar maria."
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mare in a sentence
- The mare gave birth to a healthy foal in spring.
- He led the mare gently back into the stable.
- The journey home in that storm was an absolute mare.
- The Sea of Tranquility is one of the most famous lunar maria.
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What is "mare" in Latin?
"mare" in Latin is equa. mare means: An adult female horse.
How do you use "mare" in a sentence?
Example: "The mare gave birth to a healthy foal in spring." In Latin, "mare" is equa.
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