veulen
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See also: Veulen
Etymology
From Middle Dutch volen, from Old Dutch *folīn, from Proto-Germanic *fulīną, from *fulô, cognate with English foal, German Fohlen.
Pronunciation
Noun
veulen n (plural veulens, diminutive veulentje n)
- a foal, the young of any equine and some other quadrupeds, either colt (male) or filly (female); unless specified, usually a horse's
- (figuratively) a young person, especially behaving naively; fool
Derived terms
- veulenachtig (adjective)
- enterveulen n
- ezelsveulen n
- hengstveulen n
- kamelenveulen n
- merrieveulen n
- zebraveulen n
- zuigveulen n
- veulenboek n
- veulenbont n
- veulenbrood n
- veulendepot n
- veulendragend
- veulendroes
- veulengebit n
- veulengeld n
- veulenhaar n
- veulenhandel
- veulenhandelaar m
- veulenhok n
- veulenhoofd n, veulenshoofd n
- veulenkoekje n
- veulenkot n
- veulenkruis
- veulenleder n
- veulenmarkt
- veulenmerrie m
- veulenmilt
- veulenpaard n
- veulenpek n
- veulenrug.
- veulensnijder m
- veulensnijtand
- veulenstal
- veulentanden pl
- veulenteelt
- veulensvel n, veulenvel n
- veulenwei, veulenweide
- veulenziekte
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