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Translations for "[horse]" found in: Albanian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian
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tänzelnd
prancing [esp. of a horse]
 
struppig [z. B. Fell, Bart, Pferd]
ragged [shaggy, e.g. coat, beard, horse]
 
scheu
skittish [of a horse]
 
ungehorsam [Pferd]
restive [horse]
 
ausgerissen [ugs.] [davongelaufen]
runaway [person, horse, etc.]
 
ängstlich
skittish [of a horse]
 
durchgebrannt [ugs.] [davongelaufen]
runaway [person, horse, etc.]
 
rotbraun
bay [horse]
 
aufgezäumt
bridled [of a horse]
 
Brr! [Zuruf an Pferd usw.]
Whoa! [call to a horse etc.]
schichtig
skittish [e.g. horse]
 
spannen [trekdier]
to harness [horse, yoke]
 
optakelen [paard optuigen]
to harness [horse, yoke]
 
afstappen
to dismount [from a horse etc.]
 
koets {de}
carriage [horse-drawn]
 
koets {de}
coach [horse-drawn]
 
rijpaard {het}
mount [horse]
rufsig [päls eller hår]
ragged [shaggy, e.g. coat, beard, horse]
 
sadel {u}
saddle [for bicycle, horse]
 
gångart {u}
pace [horse]
 
hästrygg {u}
horseback [back of a horse]
at strigle
to groom [e.g. a horse]
 
øg {n} [nedsætt.]
nag [coll.] [pej.] [a horse, esp. one that is old or in poor health]
 
at stige op på [cykel, hest]
to mount [bicycle, horse]
merr {m/f} [voksen hunnhest]
mare [adult female horse]
 
mulig å ri [med hest, kamel, esel osv.]
rideable [on the back of a horse, etc.]
kastaníubrúnn
bay [horse]
 
fax {hv}
mane [horse]
 
gangtegund {kv}
pace [horse]
 
gangur {k} [gangtegund]
pace [horse]
 
hestvagn {k}
coach [horse-drawn carrige]
 
eftirreið {kv}
pursuit [on a horse]
 
bikkja {kv} [niðr.]
nag [coll.] [often pej.] [a horse, esp. one that is old or in poor health]
 
fákur {k} [skáldamál]
steed [archaic or literary] [horse]
 
áseta {kv}
[the way a rider sits on a horse]
 
veðhlaupahestur {k}
racer [horse]
nervioso
restive [of a horse]
 
zaino [caballo: color oscuro]
chestnut [colour of horse]
 
tordo [caballo]
dappled [horse]
 
corcovear
to buck [of a horse]
 
drogar
to nobble [Br.] [sl.] [e.g. horse with drugs before a race]
 
piafar [caballo: alzar patas]
to paw [of a horse]
 
espuela {f}
spur [of a horse rider]
 
tusón {m}
yearling [horse]
 
hipódromo {m}
track [horse racing circuit]
 
carreta {f}
dray [cart pulled by horse]
cavalete {m}
stand [dated] [horse]
 
andar a cavalo
to ride [horse]
châtain
bay [horse]
 
monture {f} [cheval]
mount [horse]
 
enfourcher [cheval, bicyclette, etc]
to mount [a hill, a horse, a bicycle, the throne, etc.]
 
s'ébrouer
to snort [horse]
 
panser [cheval]
to groom [horse]
 
ruer [cheval]
to kick [of a horse]
 
caracoler [cheval]
to prance [horse]
 
hongrer
to geld [horse]
 
immobiliser [machine, cheval, etc.]
to stop [machine, horse etc.]
 
caparaçonner [cheval]
to caparison [horse] [to deck out in rich decorative coverings­]
cavalcare
to ride [on a horse, mule etc.]
 
inforcare [bicicletta, motocicletta, cavallo]
to mount [bicycle, motorcycle, horse]
 
nitrire
to whicker [horse: make soft sound]
 
cavalcata {f}
ride [on a horse, etc.]
 
frisone {m} [cavallo]
Friesian [Br.] [breed of horse]
 
frisone {m} [cavallo]
Frisian [breed of horse]
 
biga {f}
biga [a two-horse chariot of ancient Mediterranean countries]
 
ronzino {m} [peg.]
nag [coll.] [often pej.] [a horse, esp. one that is old or in poor health]
cursă {f}
race [car, horse]
 
iapă {f}
dam [mother of a horse]
 
coadă {f} de cal
horsetail [also: horse tail]
equus {m}
mount [horse]
 
camus {m}
curb [horse]
спешиться [сов.] speschitʹsja
to dismount [from a horse etc.]
 
спешиваться [несов.] speschiwatʹsja
to dismount [from a horse etc.]
 
рысь {ж} [аллюр] rysʹ
trot [horse gait]
 
аллюр {м} [лошади] alljur
pace [horse]
 
пони {м} [нескл.] poni
pony [horse]
 
жеребёнок {м} scherebjonok
foal [a very young horse]
 
кляча {ж} [презр.] [изнурённая лошадь] kljatscha
nag [coll.] [often pej.] [a horse, esp. one that is old or in poor health]
siodło {n}
saddle [for horse]
 
karoca {f}
carriage [horse-drawn]
 
bryczka {f}
britzka [small, horse-drawn cart] [rare]
 
pysk {m} [psa, konia]
muzzle [nose of dog, horse]
 
klapka {f} [na oko dla konia]
blinker [for horse]
 
kłus {m}
trot [horse]
 
Arab {m} [koń]
Arab [Br.] [horse]
 
dorożka {f} [fiakr]
cab [horse-drawn]
екіпаж {ч}
carriage [horse-drawn]
 
екіпаж {ч}
coach [horse-drawn]
 
карета {ж}
carriage [horse-drawn]
 
карета {ж}
coach [horse-drawn]
udidlo {n}
bit [horse-bit, curb]
 
kobylka {f}
filly [type of horse]
 
rychlost {f} koně
pace [horse]
gaštanovohnedý [o koňovi]
bay [horse]
 
hnedočervený [o koňovi]
bay [horse]
 
Pŕŕ! [volanie na koňa]
Whoa! [call to a horse etc.]
 
mihahať [nedok.] [o koňovi: ticho erdžať]
to nicker [of a horse]
 
špicák {m} [hovor.] [dentes canini; očný zub hl. u koňa]
tush [canine tooth esp. of a horse]
 
koč {m}
coach [horse-drawn]
 
kočiar {m} [mierne zast.]
coach [horse-drawn]
 
hnedák {m} [kôň]
bay [horse]
 
koč {m}
carriage [horse-drawn]
 
tátoš {m} [kniž.] [ušľachtilý kôň, hl. v rozprávkach]
steed [archaic or literary] [horse, esp. in fairy tales]
kas {m}
pace [horse]
каляска {ж} kaljaska
carriage [horse-drawn]
 
кавалерийски кон {м} kavalerijski kon
trooper [cavalry horse]
zsemleszinű [ló]
bay [horse]
 
kiscsikó
foal [young horse]
 
csikó
foal [young horse]
 
gulyás
wrangler [Am.] [short] [horse wrangler]
askellaji
gait [horse]
 
ratsuhevonen
mount [riding horse]
gidiş [oder yürüyüş] (tarzı)
pace [horse]
βηματισμός {ο} vimatismos
pace [horse]
frisky [horse]
azgan
 
mbath [kalin]
to shoe [horse]
 
ngas [kalin, biçikletën etj.]
to ride [a horse, a bicycle etc.]
 
gërdallë {f} [fol.]
nag [coll.] [pej.] [old or worn-out horse]
 
gërdallë {f} [fol.]
jade [archaic] [old or worn-out horse]
 
mbathje {f} [e kalit]
shoeing [of a horse]
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