pastern

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• UK: /ˈpæstən/
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• UK: /ˈpæstɜːn/
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• US: /ˈpæstəɹn/
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From Middle English pastron, pastroun, pasturne, from Old French pasturon, diminutive of pasture (“shackle for a horse in pasture”), alteration of Late Latin pastōria after the suffix -ure.

26 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: buxovluq — area on a horse's leg
• Azerbaijani: bağancaq — area on a horse's leg
• Bulgarian: надкопитна става (nadkopitna stava) — area on a horse's leg
• Catalan: travador — area on a horse's leg
• Dutch: koot — area on a horse's leg
• Esperanto: pasterno — area on a horse's leg
• Finnish: vuohinen — area on a horse's leg
• French: paturon — area on a horse's leg
• German: Fessel — area on a horse's leg
• German: Köte — area on a horse's leg
• Hungarian: csüd — area on a horse's leg
• Icelandic: hófhvarf — area on a horse's leg
• Ingrian: poohan — area on a horse's leg
• Ingrian: babka — area on a horse's leg
• Maranao: bakowaw — area on a horse's leg
• Middle English: pastroun — area on a horse's leg
• Polish: pęcina — area on a horse's leg
• Portuguese: quartela — area on a horse's leg
• Russian: ба́бка (bábka) — area on a horse's leg
• Serbo-Croatian: puto — area on a horse's leg
• Spanish: cuartilla — area on a horse's leg
• Turkish: bukağılık — area on a horse's leg
• Ottoman Turkish: بوقاغیلق (bukağılık) — area on a horse's leg
• Ottoman Turkish: بیلكچه (bilekçe) — area on a horse's leg
• Welsh: egwyd — area on a horse's leg
• Welsh: meilwng — area on a horse's leg