foal

English - Turkish

Definition of foal in English Turkish dictionary

{i} tay

yavru eşek

{f} tay doğurmak

{f} doğurmak

doğur

in foal with foal gebe

{i} sıpa

{f} yavrulamak

Related Terms

in foal

gebe (kısrak)

mare and foal policy

(Sigorta) kısrak ve tay poliçesi

newborn foal

kulun

to foal

kulunlamak

with foal

gebe (kısrak)

English - English

Definition of foal in English English dictionary

To give birth; to bear offspring

A young horse, especially just after birth or less than a year old

{v} to breed or bring forth a foal

{n} the offspring of a mare, a young mare

When a female horse foals, it gives birth. The mare is due to foal today. intr.v. foaled, foal·ing, foals To give birth to a foal. to give birth to a foal

(noun) A newly-born horse (verb) The act of giving birth

A foal is a very young horse

a young horse

To bring forth (a colt); said of a mare or a she ass

This is a male or female horse under a year old

a young horse give birth to a foal; "the mare foaled

To bring forth young, as an animal of the horse kind

A young horse, from birth to usually one year of age

The young of any animal of the Horse family (Equidæ); a colt; a filly

give birth to a foal; "the mare foaled"

{f} give birth to a young horse; give birth to a young donkey or mule

{i} young horse, colt; young donkey

colt

Related Terms

donkey-foal

young donkey

foaled

(used of a horse or related animal) born

foals

plural of foal

Turkish pronunciation

fōl

Pronunciation

/ˈfōl/ /ˈfoʊl/

Etymology

[ 'fOl ] (noun.) before 12th century. Old English fola, from Proto-Germanic *fulô (compare Dutch veulen, German Fohlen, Swedish fåle), from Proto-Indo-European *pōlh- 'animal young'; akin to Ancient Greek πῶλος (pōlos), Latin pullus, Albanian pelë 'mare', Armenian ul 'goat'.

Tenses

foals, foaling, foaled