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A strong working animal used to draw a load like a cart, a plough etc., as opposed to a mount.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
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Antonyms: none provided
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Across languages
Translations
22 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Afrikaans:
trekdier
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Catalan:
animal de càrrega
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Dutch:
trekdier
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Finnish:
vetojuhta
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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French:
animal de trait
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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French:
bête de trait
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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French:
bête de somme
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Galician:
animal de carga
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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German:
Zugtier
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Ancient Greek:
ὑποζύγιον
(hupozúgion)
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Icelandic:
dráttardýr
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Italian:
bestia da tiro
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Italian:
animale da tiro
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Latin:
iumentum
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Latin:
armentum
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Polish:
zwierzę pociągowe
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Russian:
тягловое животное
(tjaglovoje životnoje)
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Spanish:
animal de carga
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Swedish:
dragdjur
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Swedish:
dragare
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Swedish:
ök
— animal used to pull heavy objects
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Ottoman Turkish:
حیوان
(hayvan)
— animal used to pull heavy objects
