Mare ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Mare ( noun )

1. A female horse, especially an adult female horse that has had one or more foals.
2. A female of certain other large mammals, such as a lion or a seal.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english mære, from proto-germanic *mērijaz (female horse).

Examples:

1. The mare was gentle and well-trained.
2. The mare and her foal were grazing in the field.
3. He bought the mare for breeding.
4. The mare was used for racing.
5. The mare was a beautiful chestnut color.

(As a verb)

Mare ( verb )

1. A female horse, especially an adult female horse that has had one or more foals.
2. A female of certain other large mammals, such as a lion or a seal.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english mære, from proto-germanic *mērijaz (female horse).

Examples:

1. The mare was gentle and well-trained.
2. The mare and her foal were grazing in the field.
3. He bought the mare for breeding.
4. The mare was used for racing.
5. The mare was a beautiful chestnut color.