noun / verb
foal
FOHL/fəʊl/
A young horse or similar animal, or to give birth to one.
The long-legged foal rests beside its mother.
Etymology
Old English fola already meant a foal or colt. The modern noun preserves that meaning for a young horse or a closely related animal.
In context
to be a horse uh he'll be weaned in about February March which is where the the foal is you know he's he's removed from his mother
More examples
- The mare foaled during the night.
- A young foal trotted across the paddock.
- The farmer checked the newly foaled mare.
Forms
foal · foals · foaled · foaling