What does STEED mean?

Steed

Parts of Speech: Noun

Definition: A horse, especially a riding horse.

Pronunciation (US): /stid/

Pronunciation (UK): /stiːd/

Origin and Usage: The word "steed" originated in Middle English and is derived from the Old English word "stēda" which means "a stud-horse." It was commonly used in medieval times to refer to a horse that was ridden by a knight in battle or for jousting. Today, the word is still used to refer to a horse that is ridden for pleasure or sport.

Synonyms: Horse, mount, charger, mare, stallion.

Related Words: Horse, equus, nag, mare, foal.

Example Sentences:

• He rode his trusty steed into battle.
• She spent hours grooming her favorite steed before the horse show.
• The knight mounted his steed and rode off into the sunset.
• They bought a new steed for their daughters riding lessons.
• The jockey rode his steed to victory in the horse race.