foaled

foʊld

Definition

Definition of foaled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

animal

TECH.

born as a young horse

TECH.

The foaled colt was energetic and playful.
The foaled filly was quick to stand.
A foaled horse needs special care.

born

delivered

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Origin of foaled

Old English, fola (young horse)

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French:né, ...
German:geboren, ...
Italian:nato, ...
Spanish:recién nacido, ...
Portuguese:recém-nascido, ...
Chinese:刚出生的小马, ...
Japanese:生まれた, ...
Arabic:مَوْلُود, ...
Hebrew:נוֹלָד, ...
Russian:родившийся, ...
Ukrainian:народжений лоша, ...
Hindi:जन्मा हुआ, ...
Bengali:শাবক, ...
Catalan:recent nascut, ...
Czech:narozený jako hříbě, ...
Danish:nyfødt, ...
Dutch:geboren, ...
Greek:γεννημένο, ...
Hungarian:csikóként világra jött, ...
Khmer:ទើបកើតជាកូនសេះ, ...
Korean:태어난, ...
Persian:کره اسب, ...
Polish:urodzony, ...
Portuguese (BR):recém-nascido, ...
Romanian:mânz, ...
Swedish:fölad, ...
Thai:เกิดลูกม้า, ...
Turkish:doğmuş tay, ...
Vietnamese:ngựa con mới sinh, ...

foal

foʊl

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Definition of foal - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

animalyoung horse or related animal

The mare gently nuzzled her new foal..

colt

filly

yearling

Verb

intr.

equine birthgive birth to a young horse

The mare will foal in the spring.

deliver

give birth

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young horse or related animal

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in foal

adj.

pregnant with a foal

The mare is in foal and due in spring.

Origin of foal

Old English, fola (young horse)

Examples of foal in a sentence

They adopted a foal from the rescue center.
The farmer expects the mare to foal soon.
She watched the horse foal in the early morning.

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French:poulain, mettre bas, ...
German:Fohlen, fohlen, ...
Italian:puledrino, partorire, ...
Spanish:potrillo, parir, ...
Portuguese:potro, parir, ...
Chinese:小马驹, 生小马, ...
Japanese:子馬, 産む, ...
Arabic:مهر, وَلَدَتِ, ...
Hebrew:סֵיחַ, לְהַמְלִיט, ...
Russian:жеребенок, ожеребиться, ...
Ukrainian:лоша, лошати, ...
Hindi:बछेड़ा, जन्म देना, ...
Bengali:শাবক, ছানা দেওয়া, ...
Catalan:poltre, parir, ...
Czech:hříbě, ohřebit se, ...
Danish:føl, få føl, ...
Dutch:veulen, veulenen, ...
Greek:πουλάρι, γεννώ, ...
Hungarian:csikó, elleni, ...
Khmer:កូនសេះ, សម្រាលកូនសេះ, ...
Korean:망아지, 낳다, ...
Persian:کره اسب, زایید, ...
Polish:źrebak, oźrebić się, ...
Portuguese (BR):potro, parir, ...
Romanian:mânz, a făta, ...
Swedish:föl, föla, ...
Thai:ลูกม้า, ให้กำเนิดลูกม้า, ...
Turkish:tay, doğurmak, ...
Vietnamese:ngựa con, sinh con, ...

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