relinchar
to neigh
Relinchar is a Spanish verb that describes the sound a horse makes. Just as in English we say that a horse 'neighs', in Spanish we would say 'el caballo relincha'. Like many verbs, it can be conjugated based on grammatical tense, person, and mood.
Example sentences using: relinchar
El caballo comenzó a relinchar cuando vio a su dueño.
The horse began to neigh when it saw its owner.
This example demonstrates the use of the word 'relinchar'. In this context, 'relinchar' is used to describe the sound (neigh) a horse makes. Horses often neigh when they recognize or see someone familiar, such as their owner.
Pude escuchar a los caballos relinchar en el establo.
I could hear the horses neighing in the stable.
This example uses the verb 'relinchar' to express the noise that horses make (neighing) in a particular location (the stable). It's common for a person to be able to hear such sounds in environments where horses are housed.
Cuando un caballo relincha, expresa sus emociones.
When a horse neighs, it expresses its emotions.
In this sentence, 'relinchar' is used to link a horse's action (neighing) to its emotional state. This shows how sounds produced by animals, such as a horse's neigh, can be a form of expression or communication.