horsewoman

English

Etymology

From horse +‎ -woman; compare horseman.

Noun

horsewoman (plural horsewomen)

a woman who is skilled with horses, a female equestrian

Derived terms

horsewomanship

Translations

a female equestrian

French: écuyère (fr) f
Greek: αναβάτρια (el) f (anavátria)
Irish: baneachlach m, banmharcach m
Italian: amazzone (it) f
Polish: jeźdźczyni (pl) f
Russian: вса́дница (ru) f (vsádnica), нае́здница (ru) f (najézdnica), амазо́нка (ru) f (amazónka)

Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: jahàčica (sh) f

Roman: јаха̀чица f
Spanish: jinete (es) m or f, amazona (es) f
Swedish: ^{(please verify)} kvinnlig ryttare c, ^{(please verify)} ryttarinna (sv) f

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