Meaning & Definition of word "Equine"

Equine

/ˈekwīn/

1. A member of the horse family, including horses, donkeys, and zebras.
- Example: This farm is known for its collection of equines, showcasing a variety of breeds.
2. An animal of the horse family.
- Example: The equine galloped across the field, its mane flowing in the wind.

1. Of or relating to horses.
- Example: The equine population in the region has increased dramatically over the past few years.
2. Having characteristics or qualities typical of horses.
- Example: The large, muscular build of the animal made it clear that it was of equine nature.
3. Pertaining to animals of the horse family, including horses, donkeys, and zebras.
- Example: Equine behavior can vary significantly between species, such as horses and zebras.

From Latin 'equinus', from 'equus' meaning 'horse'.

equine anatomy:

The study of the physical structure of horses.

equine science:

The scientific study related to horses.

equine therapy:

Therapeutic activities involving horses.

equestrian:

Relating to horseback riding or horse riders.

equitation:

The art of riding horses.

colt:

A young male horse.

Meaning: Horse-related activities or culture.

Example Sentence: He's really into equine as a lifestyle.

Meaning: Any horse enthusiast or professional.

Example Sentence: She's a total equine; always at the barn.