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unmounted

unmounted

5.0
Not on horseback and walking on foot
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈmaʊntɪd/
translation icon : sin jinete
  • After the race, the jockeys stood unmounted beside their tired horses.

Examples

  • The soldiers marched unmounted after leaving their horses at the camp.

  • During the parade, the police officers were unmounted and walked alongside the crowd.

  • The horse is unmounted.

  • Don't leave the horse unmounted for too long!

  • The soldiers marched unmounted after leaving their horses at the camp.

  • During the parade, the police officers were unmounted and walked alongside the crowd.

  • After the race, the jockeys stood unmounted beside their tired horses.

Synonyms

riderless
vsunmounted
1 4.6

An animal or vehicle that has no person on it

focuses on people or animals being on foot rather than left without control

Surface Forms

unmounted positive

Morphology

unmounted = mount (transparent) = un + mount + ed

The meaning is directly derived from 'mount' with the prefix 'un-' indicating negation and the suffix '-ed' forming an adjective.

Etymology

Unmounted comes from un- meaning 'not' and mount meaning 'to get on a horse', like when a rider 'mounts' a horse. So unmounted means 'not on horseback' or 'on foot'.