Horse

Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 1.1 Homophones 2 Noun 2.2 Related terms 2.3 Translations 3 See also

Pronunciation

• hoarse

1. a large hoofed animal, usually domesticated for riding or for work. Female: mare
2. stallion, gelding
3. any animal of the same family as horse
4. any of extinct animal species thought to be ancestors of the present horse
5. a gymnasium apparatus to jump or vault over
6. a knight (in chess)
7. a piece of equipment with a body on two or four legs, approximately four feet high with two handles on top, used in gymnastics (also called pommel horse)

• horseback
• horse-breaker
• horse-chestnut
• horse-drawn
• horseflesh
• horsefly
• horseman
• horsemanship
• horseplay
• horsepower
• horse race
• horse racing
• horseradish
• horse sense
• horseshoe
• horse trading
• horsewhip
• horsey
• horsy
• sawhorse

• horses for courses
• work like a horse
• don't chang/swap horses in midstream
• I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse
• hold your horses
• flog/beat a dead horse
• don't look a gift horse in the mouth
• get/come (down) off your high horse
• (straight) from the horse's mouth

• Albanian: kali
• Basque: zaldi
• Belarusian: конь kon'
• Breton: marc’h
• Bulgarian: кон m
• Catalan: cavall
• Chinese Characters: 馬, 马; 驦, 骦
• Chinese: 馬, 马 (mǎ)
• Croatian: konj
• Czech: kůň
• Danish: hest
• Dutch: paard n (1), bok m (2)
• Esperanto: ĉevalo
• Estonian: hobu, hobune
• Faroese: hestur, ross
• Finnish: hevonen
• French: cheval m
• Frisian: hynder
• Friulian: cjaval
• Gallegan: cabalo
• German: Pferd n
• Greek: άλογο (alogo), Modern, (hippos), Ancient
• Guarani: kavaju
• Hebrew: סוס (Sous) m
• Hungarian: ló
• Icelandic: hestur (hross)
• Interlingua: cavallo m
• Irish: capall, each
• Italian: cavallo m
• Japanese: 馬
• Ladin: ciaval
• Latin: equus m, Equus caballus
• Latvian: zirgs
• Lithuanian: arklys
• Lower Sorbian: koń
• Macedonian: коњ (konj)
• Maltese: żiemel
• Manchu: morin
• Norwegian: hest
• Occitan: caval
• Polish: koń
• Portuguese: cavalo
• Romanian: cal
• Romansh: chaval
• Romany: grast, harmasari m grasni f
• Russian: лошадь f, конь m (lošad', kon')
• Sami: heasta
• Sardinian: cubaddu, acchettu, coallu
• Scottish: each
• Serbian: коњ (konj)
• Slovak: kôň
• Slovenian: konj
• Spanish: caballo m
• Swedish: häst (1); hingst (2); hästdjur (3); bock (5); häst, springare (6)
• Turkish: at, beygir
• Tzotzil: k'a
• Ukrainian: кінь (kin')
• Upper Sorbian: kóń
• Welsh: ceffyl