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Marwari

Marwari

9.6
A horse breed from Marwar, India, with inward-turning ears and strong endurance
  • noun
  • /mɑːrˈwɑːri/
: caballo marwari
  • The Marwari is easily recognized by its unique inward-curving ears.

Examples

  • Many riders admire the Marwari for its endurance and loyalty on long journeys.

  • A beautiful Marwari led the parade during the festival in Rajasthan.

  • The Marwari horse is known for its incredible endurance.

  • Have you ever seen a Marwari horse in a competition?

  • The Marwari is easily recognized by its unique inward-curving ears.

  • Many riders admire the Marwari for its endurance and loyalty on long journeys.

  • A beautiful Marwari led the parade during the festival in Rajasthan.

Surface Forms

Marwari singular
Marwaris plural

Morphology

Marwari = Marwar (transparent) = Marwar + i

The breed name is derived directly from the region name using the demonymal suffix '-i' (a standard place→breed naming pattern).

Etymology

The word Marwari for the horse comes from Marwar, the desert region where the breed was raised, so the name points to its place of origin. A helpful image to remember it is a strong desert horse with inward-turning ears, and that is why a Marwari is a horse 'from' Marwar.