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Meanings of "horses" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
horses caballos [m/pl]

Meanings of "horses" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
wrangler (of horses) potrero [m]
herd of horses yeguada [f]
steal horses cuatrero [adj]
General
stable of horses caballeriza [f]
string of horses reata [f]
herd of horses caballada [f]
raising a horses hind legs empinamiento [m]
mixed grain for horses herrén [m]
detouring cattle with the horses lazo [m]
alveolus of horses' teeth pesebrejo [m]
commissioner for the purchase of cavalry horses remontista [m]
team of horses tiro [m]
bran water for horses agua blanca [f]
drove of horses caballada [f]
stud of horses and mules caballeriza [f]
place where horses roam corredera [f]
string of horses cuadra [f]
chariot drawn by four horses cuadriga [f]
four horses to pull a chariot cuadriga [f]
raising a horses hind legs empinadura [f]
overheating (horses) encalmadura [f]
esparto glove for cleaning horses lúa [f]
covering for horses manta [f]
stalks of horses fodder left uneaten pajaza [f]
string of horses reata [f]
royal horses regalada [f]
king's horses regalada [f]
misted herb fed medicinally to horses rociada [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting horses tafurea (árabe) [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting goods and horses tarida [f]
herd of horses yeguada [f]
herd of horses yegüería [f]
training horses arrendador [adj]
dealing horses chalán [adj]
make horses carry their heads well embridar [v]
raise a horses hind legs empinarse [v]
provide horses encabalgar [v]
overfeed horses encebadar [v]
begin to tame horses mampresar [v]
tie horses in a string reatar [v]
cavities around the frog of horses' feet candados [m/pl]
pasture ground for horses pastizal [m]
team (of horses) tiro [m]
someone that trims and shoes horses' hooves herrador [m]
place where horses roam/run corredero [m]
small herd of horses with mares and colts in the savanna hatajo [m]
change of horses posta [f]
caring for horses acicaladura [f]
someone that trims and shoes horses' hooves herradora [f]
branch of discipline studying on horses hipología [f]
supply of saddle horses remonta [f]
herd of horses yeguada [f]
group/bunch of horses madrina [f]
eatage (bulky food like grass or hay for browsing or grazing horses or cattle) hierba [f]
expert on horses caballista [m/f]
mustang (of horses) mesteño [m/f]
pertaining to horses hípico [adj]
pertaining to a horse or horses equino [adj]
shoe horses encasquillar [v]
bet on horses at the race track apostar por los caballos en la pista de carreras [v]
time when and place where horses cover mares acaballadero [m]
ring to tie horses to arrendadero [m]
someone who lets coaches or horses on hire alquilador [m]
dung of horses, mules and asses cagajón [m]
curb chain (for horses) barbiquejo [m]
kind of cushion placed under saddles for comfort of horses baste [m]
cart with four horses cuadriyugo [m]
running away (horses) desbocamiento [m]
instrument for bleeding horses cuernezuelo [m]
hard tumor on horses' legs eslabón [m]
alveolus of horses' teeth pesebrejo [m]
rack pace (horses) entrepaso [m]
mixed grain for horses herrén [m]
relating to the breeding and training of horses hipismo [m]
artillery officer in charge of horses jilmaestre [m]
small tumor in horses lechino [m]
commissioner for the purchase of cavalry horses remontista [m]
set of reins and bridles of horses rendaje [m]
morbid swelling on horses loba [m]
morbid swelling on horses lobado [m]
team of horses, mules par [m]
team/pair of horses tronco [m]
carriage with two horses, one behind the other tándem [m]
second hoof of horses saúco [m]
boy who leads horses to graze by night yacedor [m]
brake (horses) freno (carruajes) [m]
hobble (for horses) apea [f]
stature (of horses) alzada [f]
blinker (for horses) antojera [f]
start of horses arremetida [f]
abscess in the hoofs of horses aguadura [f]
brake (horses) arretranca [f]
stud of horses, mules caballeriza [f]
switch used for breaking in young horses baqueta [f]
tumour on the knee of horses codillera [f]
disease in horses caused by overwork desainadura [f]
disease in hoofs of horses and mules entrepalmadura [f]
chariot drawn by four horses cuadriga [f]
disease in hoofs of horses and mules entrcpalmadura [f]
age mark in horses' teeth neguilla [f]
sore in the hoofs of horses escarza [f]
a disease of horses infosura [f]
disease of horses caused by overheating encalmadura [f]
mangy ulcers in the joints of horses grapa [f]
king's horses regalada [f]
collection of cavalry horses remonta [f]
relay of horses remuda [f]
cold in horses resfriadura [f]
caper (horses) pintura [f]
esparto glove for cleaning horses lúa [f]
stalks of horses fodder left uneaten pajaza [f]
straps/cords yoking two horses madrina [f]
trappings of horses montura [f]
rope to tie horses in single file reata [f]
drove of horses or mules thus tied reata [f]
relay of horses and place where the change is made parada [f]
injury of the knees of horses rodillera [f]
post-horses posta [f]
three horses in line triga [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting horses tafurea [f]
sickness attacking horses tembladera [f]
someone who lets coaches or horses on hire alquiladora [f]
connoisseur of horses caballista [m/f]
relating to horses having the glanders amormado [adj]
said of horses having the head shaped like sheep acarnerado [adj]
kicking (horses) acoceador [adj]
having long and big teeth (horses) dentivano [adj]
having low buttocks (horses) derribado [adj]
cup-hoofed (of horses) casquiacopado [adj]
having two white stockings (horses) dosalbo [adj]
dappled (horses) empedrado [adj]
relating to horses hípico [adj]
high-necked (horses and bulls) engatillado [adj]
saddle-backed (horses) ensillado [adj]
pitch-coloured (said of horses) peceño [adj]
refractory (horses) repropio [adj]
black (of horses) mohíno [adj]
reddish-black (horses) morcillo [adj]
roan (horses) rodado [adj]
silver-grey (horses) rucio [adj]
having one or both ears cut off (horses) tronzo [adj]
mettlesome (horses) soberbio [adj]
be of the same colour (horses) apelar [v]
match (said of a pair of horses) apelar [v]
fall face downwards (horses) asobinarse [v]
stamp (horses) atabalear [v]
put panniers on horses angarillar [v]
stop the ears of horses atronar [v]
drive, urge horses, mules arrear [v]
remove a packsaddle from mules or horses desenjalmar [v]