Spanish DashingArabian of Palo
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horse= caballo sheep= ovejas donkey= burro
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "horses."
mean isn't a word in spanish but caballo is horse in spanish which is what i think you are trying to get at so i suppose you want to say mean horse in spanish which would be caballo antipático Or on the other hand if your question is: what does caballa mean in Spanish? - Well a caballa is a type of fish.
"Horse" in Spanish is "caballo".
Spanish DashingArabian of Palo
yes the spanish do like horse riding
It is Spanish for horse
Wild Horse
Caballo in spanish means horse in English. Cavallo is the Italian word Cheval is the french word for horse
a equus is a modern horse it meens horse in spanish
The Andalusian is a Spanish Horse... Are you meaning another Spanish breed? Additional Info: Yes and No, I don't mean another breed of horse, that is the breeds name,"Spanish Horse". The Andalusian Horse is not considered a pure breed by the Spanish Horse Registery, they believe it to be of mixed blood. Yet in other countries, such as the United States the Andalusian Horse is often used to describe the same horse, or one so similar as to be impossible to tell without papers. (even then there are questions concerning the "truth" of these papers) due to the age of the records of breedings and births. But, I've read that there are two listings for registering these animals in the US one for a Spanish Horse and another for Andalusian Horse. But I understand that the Spanish Horse communtiy will not accept this. It seems that a serious debate has been brewing about the hertiage of these wonderful animals. What is, if any, the differences between these horses? I'm not 100% sure if there is such breed "Spanish Horse". I have done alot of looking around but, cannot find anything apart from the Andalusian horse.
great horse = gran caballo
horse
The Andalusian (known as "The Spanish Horse") The Carthusian Horse breeds of Spanish descent but not necessarily originated from Spain: Lusitanos, Peruvian Pasos, Paso Finos, Aztecas, Spanish Mustangs, Mangalargas, and Criollos
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