filly

English

A horse and filly.

Etymology

From Old Norse fylja (whence Danish føl).

Pronunciation

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Rhymes: -ɪli
Homophone: Philly

Noun

filly (plural fillies)

A young female horse.
(dated) A young attractive female.
Hey, Homer, get a load of the gams on that filly!

Translations

young female horse

Arabic: مُهْرَة‎‎ f (muhra)
Burmese: မြင်းမကလေး (my) (mrang:ma.ka.le:)
Catalan: poltra (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 小雌馬, 小雌马 (xiǎo cí mǎ)
Czech: kobylka (cs) f
Dutch: merrieveulen n
Finnish: tammavarsa
French: pouliche (fr) f
German: Stutenfohlen n, Stutenfüllen n, Stutfohlen n, Stutfüllen n, weibliches Fohlen n, weibliches Füllen n
Greek: φοραδίτσα f (foradítsa)
Ido: kavalyunino (io)
Italian: puledra (it) f
Japanese: 雌の子馬 (mesu no ko-uma)

Malay: kuda betina muda
Maltese: moħra f
Polish: klaczka f
Portuguese: potra (pt) f
Romanian: mânză (ro) f
Russian: кобы́лка (ru) f (kobýlka), кобыли́ца (ru) f (kobylíca), жереби́ца f (žerebíca)
Scottish Gaelic: cliobag f, làireach f, loth f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ждребица f, ждријебица f

Roman: ždrebica (sh) f, ždrijebica f
Slovene: žrebica (sl) f
Spanish: potra f
Swedish: ungsto n, stoföl n
Volapük: jijevodül (vo)

See also

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