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名詞

caballo (plural caballos)

1. A horse.
   • 1829, James Wilson, A Brief Memoir of the Life of James, With Extracts from His Journal and Correspondence, Written Chiefly During a Residence in Guatemala, Etc, page 43:

     The very idea of a false step of my caballo made the blood run cold.

   • 1924, Stephen Chalmers, Four in One Westerns, page 10:

     Impatiently turning his caballo's head he started the animal at an easy one-step gait in a southerly direction.

   • 1995, Sherry Garland, Indio, page 85:

     The long tail and mane of all the caballos were magnificent to see as the españoles rode them and played games.

使用する際の注意点

• Used mainly in Latin American contexts.

名詞

caballō

1. dative/ablative singular of caballus