equine — relating to or resembling horses
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to or resembling horses
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈiːkwaɪn/
Korean meaning: 말과 관련된, 말 같은
Korean pronunciation: **이**콰인
Example Sentences
- The equine influencer on Instagram has more followers than most celebrities.
- She studied equine psychology to understand why horses refuse to eat vegetables.
- The equine rescue center provides shelter for abandoned horses.
equine
ADJECTIVE//ˈiːkwaɪn//
relating to or resembling horses
A veterinarian examines the horse's distinctive equine features and anatomy
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Origin
From Latin 'equus' meaning 'horse'. In ancient Rome, horses were essential for warfare and transportation, leading to many horse-related terms in Latin that entered English.
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“The equine influencer on Instagram has more followers than most celebrities.”
“She studied equine psychology to understand why horses refuse to eat vegetables.”
“The equine rescue center provides shelter for abandoned horses.”
“His equine grace made him the perfect choice for the knight role.”
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