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1. (n.) mare
a fully mature female horse or other equine animal.
2. (Obs.) mare
a fanciful being thought to induce nightmares.
3. (n.) mare
any of several large dark plains on the moon and Mars.
Etymology: (1855–60; < NL; L: sea)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mare, female horse
female equine animal
2. (noun) mare, maria
a dark region of considerable extent on the surface of the moon
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1. (noun) mare
the female of the horse and other equine quadrupeds
2. (noun) mare
sighing, suffocative panting, intercepted utterance, with a sense of pressure across the chest, occurring during sleep; the incubus; -- obsolete, except in the compound nightmare
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Sense: a female horse.
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 Afrikaans: merrie |
 Arabic: فَرَس، اُنْثى الخَيْل |
 Bulgarian: кобила |
 Brazilian: égua |
 Czech: klisna |
 German: die Stute |
 Danish: hoppe |
 Greek: φοράδα |
 Spanish: yegua |
 Estonian: mära |
 Farsi: مادیان |
 Finnish: tamma |
 French: jument |
 Hebrew: סוּסָה |
 Hindi: घोड़ी, गधी |
 Croatian: kobila |
 Hungarian: kanca |
 Indonesian: kuda betina |
 Icelandic: meri, hryssa |
 Italian: cavalla, giumenta |
 Japanese: 雌馬 |
 Korean: 암말 |
 Lithuanian: kumelė |
 Latvian: ķēve |
 Malay: kuda betina |
 Dutch: merrie |
 Norwegian: hoppe, merr |
 Polish: klacz, kobyła |
 Persian: ،اسب ماده مادیان |
 Pashto: اسپه |
 Portuguese: égua |
 Romanian: iapă |
 Russian: кобыла |
 Slovak: kobyla |
 Slovenian: kobila |
 Serbian: kobila |
 Swedish: sto, märr |
 Thai: ม้าหรือลาตัวเมีย |
 Turkish: kısrak |
 Taiwanese: 母馬 |
 Ukrainian: кобила |
 Urdu: گھوڑی |
 Vietnamese: ngựa cái |
 Chinese: 母马 |
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