Horsewomen: meaning, definitions and examples
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horsewomen
[ ˈhɔːrsˌwɪmɪn ]
equestrian activities
Horsewomen refers to women who engage in horseback riding and equestrian sports. This term encompasses various roles such as riders, trainers, breeders, and competitors. Horsewomen often participate in events ranging from dressage to show jumping, showcasing their skills and partnership with horses. The term is particularly used in contexts where female riders are recognized for their contributions to the equestrian world.
Synonyms
equestrian female, female rider
Examples of usage
- The horsewomen competed fiercely at the national championships.
- She is one of the most talented horsewomen in her region.
- The club is dedicated to supporting horsewomen in competitive events.
Translations
Translations of the word "horsewomen" in other languages:
🇵🇹 cavaleira
🇮🇳 घुड़सवारी करने वाली
🇩🇪 Reiterin
🇮🇩 wanita penunggang kuda
🇺🇦 кінька
🇵🇱 jeźdźczyni
🇯🇵 女性騎手
🇫🇷 cavalière
🇪🇸 mujer jinetes
🇹🇷 atlı kadın
🇰🇷 여성 기수
🇸🇦 فارسة
🇨🇿 jezdkyně
🇸🇰 jazdkyňa
🇨🇳 女骑手
🇸🇮 jahačica
🇮🇸 kvenna reiðmaður
🇰🇿 атшы әйел
🇬🇪 ცხენოსანი ქალი
🇦🇿 at sürən qadın
🇲🇽 mujer jinetes
Etymology
The term 'horsewomen' is a compound word formed by combining 'horse' and 'woman.' The word 'horse' originates from the Old English 'hors,' which has Germanic roots and has been used to describe domesticated equines since ancient times. The word 'woman' comes from the Old English 'wīfmann,' which translates to 'female human.' The first recorded uses of 'horsewomen' appeared in the late 19th to early 20th centuries, reflecting an increasing involvement of women in equestrian activities. This marked a significant shift in societal attitudes toward women's capabilities in sports and recreational activities traditionally dominated by men. Over time, the term has evolved to not only encompass traditional riding roles but also to celebrate women excelling in various equestrian disciplines.