cavallo
horse
The Italian word for 'horse' is 'cavallo'. It is used in the same contexts as in English. For instance, 'un cavallo' means 'a horse', while 'il cavallo' translates to 'the horse'. Just like in English, it can be used in various idioms and expressions.
Example sentences using: cavallo
Il mio cavallo preferito è il destriero nero.
My favorite horse is the black steed.
This sentence is simple and direct, specifying a preference for a particular kind of horse - in this case, a black steed. The possessive 'my' ('mio' in Italian) implies ownership or close familiarity with the horse.
Il cavallo è un animale maestoso.
The horse is a majestic animal.
This sentence is an expressive way to portray the horse as a majestic creature. It's simple, straightforward, and uses an adjective ('maestoso' meaning 'majestic') to provide more details about the noun 'cavallo'.
Spazzolo sempre il mio cavallo.
I always brush my horse.
This sentence is about a regular activity or task (brushing the horse) that the speaker does. It's expressed in the present tense, using the adverb 'always' ('sempre' in Italian) to indicate frequency.