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Definition of hooves in English Turkish dictionary
- toynak
- i., çoğ., bak. hoof
- hoof
- {i} toynak
- hoof
- {i} toynak. f
- hoof
- yol tepmek
- hoof
- {f} çiftele
- hoof
- dili yaya gitmek
- hoof
- sağ
- hoof
- {ç} --s (hûfs)/hooves (huvz)
- hoof
- çiftelemek (at vb)
- hoof
- {f} yaya gitmek
- hoof
- taban tepmek
- hoof
- {i} ayak
Ayakkabı atın toynağına düştü.
-The shoe fell off the horse's hoof.
- hoof
- toynaklı hayvan ayağı
- hoof
- {f} dans etmek
- hoof
- toynak,v.çiftele: n.toynak
- hoof
- kesilmemiş
- hoof
- {i} toynaklı hayvan
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Definition of hooves in English English dictionary
- Hooves is a plural of hoof. the plural of hoof
- plural of hoof
- cloven hooves
- plural form of cloven hoof
- hoof
- The human foot
- hoof
- To walk
- hoof
- to kick, especially to kick the football a long way downfield with little accuracy
- hoof
- {n} the horny cover of a horse's foot, a peck
- hoof
- To walk as cattle
- hoof
- {f} walk, go on foot; dance (Slang)
- hoof
- The foot of an animal such as a horse, ox or deer
- hoof
- the foot of an ungulate mammal the horny covering of the end of the foot in hoofed mammals dance in a professional capacity
- hoof
- To dance, especially as a professional
- hoof
- To trample with hooves
- hoof
- walk; "let's hoof it to the disco"
- hoof
- The horny substance or case that covers or terminates the feet of certain animals, as horses, oxen, etc
- hoof
- The hooves of an animal such as a horse are the hard lower parts of its feet. The horses' hooves often could not get a proper grip. hoof it to run or walk quickly
- hoof
- {i} horny growth covering the feet of certain animals (horse, cow, etc.)
- hoof
- To be on a tramp; to foot
- hoof
- the foot of an ungulate mammal
- hoof
- A hoofed animal; a beast
- hoof
- dance in a professional capacity
- hoof
- the horny covering of the end of the foot in hoofed mammals
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hooves
Turkish pronunciation
huvzPronunciation
/ˈho͞ovz/ /ˈhuːvz/
Etymology
[ 'huf, 'hüf ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English hOf; akin to Old High German huof hoof, Sanskrit sapha.Resimler
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