Definitions for foalfoʊl
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
foalfoʊl(n.)
the nursing young of any mammal of the horse family.
Category: Mammals, Dogs, Cats, and Horses
(v.t.)to give birth to (a colt or filly).
Category: Mammals, Dogs, Cats, and Horses
Origin of foal:
bef. 950; ME fole, OE fola; c. OS fola, OHG folo, ON foli
Princeton's WordNet
foal(verb)
a young horse
foal(verb)
give birth to a foal
"the mare foaled"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
foal(noun)ʊl
a young horse
Wiktionary
foal(Noun)
A young (male or female) horse, especially just after birth or less than a year old.
foal(Verb)
To give birth; to bear offspring.
Origin: fola, from fulô, from pre-Germanic *pl̥Hon-, from pōlH- ‘animal young’ (compare πώλος, Latin pullus, pelë ‘mare’, ‘kid, fawn’).
Webster Dictionary
Foal(noun)
the young of any animal of the Horse family (Equidae); a colt; a filly
Foal(u)
to bring forth (a colt); -- said of a mare or a she ass
Foal(u)
to bring forth young, as an animal of the horse kind
Translations for foal
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
foal(noun)
a young horse.
- vulAfrikaans
- مُـهْـرArabic
- жребчеBulgarian
- potroPortuguese (BR)
- hříběCzech
- das FohlenGerman
- følDanish
- πουλάριGreek
- potroSpanish
- varssEstonian
- کرهFarsi
- varsaFinnish
- poulainFrench
- סְייָחHebrew
- घोड़े का छोटा बच्चाHindi
- ždrijebeCroatian
- csikóHungarian
- anak kudaIndonesian
- folaldIcelandic
- puledroItalian
- 子馬Japanese
- 망아지Korean
- kumeliukasLithuanian
- kumeļšLatvian
- anak kudaMalay
- veulenDutch
- føllNorwegian
- źrebięPolish
- کرهPersian
- بياڼPashto
- potroPortuguese
- mânzRomanian
- жеребёнокRussian
- žriebäSlovak
- žrebeSlovenian
- ždrebeSerbian
- fölSwedish
- ลูกม้าThai
- tayTurkish
- 駒Chinese (Trad.)
- лошаUkrainian
- گھوڑے وغیرہ کا بچھڑاUrdu
- ngựa con; lừa conVietnamese
- 驹Chinese (Simp.)
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