Meaning & Definition of Steed in English
English⟶
Steed
A horse, especially a spirited or noble one.
Pronunciation:
/stiːd/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
steedsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A horse that is ridden or used for riding.
Example Sentence: He mounted his steed and rode off into the sunset.
Definition: A noble or spirited horse.
Example Sentence: The knight's steed was the envy of all the other warriors.
Definition: A horse that can be used for war or battle.
Example Sentence: In medieval times, a strong steed was crucial for a knight's success.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from Old English 'stēde,' related to the Old Norse 'steðr,' meaning a horse.
Synonyms
horsestallionmountcharger
Common Phrases and Expressions
- Noble steed: A horse that is considered to be majestic or valiant.
- Steed of war: A horse trained or used for battle.
Translations
- Spanish: caballo
- French: cheval
- German: Pferd
- Russian: конь
Related Words
- stallion: A male horse that has not been castrated.
- mare: A female horse.
- foal: A young horse that is less than a year old.
Slang Meanings of steed
Meaning: Refers to a strong or fast car.
Example Sentence: That new sports car is a real steed!
Meaning: Can also refer to a person's motorcycle.
Example Sentence: He takes good care of his steed.