Horse in Tagalog

Horse in Tagalog translates to “kabayo,” the standard Filipino term for this domesticated animal. Horses have played significant roles in Philippine history and culture, from transportation to agriculture. Learning this essential vocabulary word opens doors to discussions about animals, farming, sports, and Filipino heritage.

[Words] = Horse

[Definition]:

Horse /hɔːrs/

Noun 1: A large domesticated mammal with a flowing mane and tail, used for riding, racing, and carrying loads.

Noun 2: A frame or structure on which something is supported or held.

Verb: To provide with a horse; to mount on horseback.

[Synonyms] = Kabayo, Kabayu, Alaga na kabayo, Kabalyong pang-sakay, Hayop na kabayo

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: My grandfather used to ride his horse to the market every morning.

Ex1_PH: Ang aking lolo ay nakasakay sa kanyang kabayo papunta sa palengke bawat umaga.

Ex2_EN: The brown horse galloped across the field with incredible speed.

Ex2_PH: Ang kayumangging kabayo ay tumakbo sa bukid na may kahanga-hangang bilis.

Ex3_EN: She learned to take care of horses when she worked on the farm.

Ex3_PH: Natuto siyang mag-alaga ng mga kabayo nang magtrabaho siya sa bukid.

Ex4_EN: The children were excited to see the horses at the ranch during their field trip.

Ex4_PH: Ang mga bata ay nasasabik na makita ang mga kabayo sa rancho sa kanilang field trip.

Ex5_EN: Racing horses require special training and careful nutrition management.

Ex5_PH: Ang mga kabalyong pang-karera ay nangangailangan ng espesyal na pagsasanay at maingat na pamamahala ng nutrisyon.