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Pronunciation / Transliteration: sho-say
"Il a chaussé le cheval avant la course."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To put shoes on (a horse or other animal).
"The blacksmith shod the horse before the race." - 2
To provide with shoes; to equip with footwear.
"She shod her children with new boots for the winter."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'shod' is the past tense of 'shoe', which originates from the Old English 'sceo', meaning 'shoe'. This term has Germanic roots, evolving through Middle English before settling into its modern form.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Shod" is said worldwide
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chaussé
Transliteration: sho-say
"Il a chaussé le cheval avant la course."
beschlagen
Transliteration: be-shlah-gen
"Der Schmied hat das Pferd beschlagen."
ferrato
Transliteration: fe-rra-to
"Il fabbro ha ferrato il cavallo."
calzado
Transliteration: kal-tha-do
"El herrero ha calzado al caballo."
calçado
Transliteration: kal-sah-do
"O ferreiro calçou o cavalo."
जूते पहनाना
Transliteration: jute pehnaana
"उसने घोड़े को जूते पहनाए।"
给马装鞋
Transliteration: gěi mǎ zhuāng xié
"铁匠给马装鞋。"
말에 신발을 신기다
Transliteration: mal-e sinbal-eul singida
"대장장이가 말에 신발을 신겼다."
馬に靴を履かせる
Transliteration: uma ni kutsu o hakaseru
"鍛冶屋は馬に靴を履かせた。"
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