IPA: /ˈfɛr.i.əri/
KK: /ˈfɛrɪəri/
The work or profession of a person who shoes horses and cares for their hooves.
The farriery requires skill and knowledge about horse care.
Farriery is derived from "farrier" (from Old French *ferrier*, meaning blacksmith or one who shoes horses) and the suffix "-y" (meaning the practice or art of). The term refers to the practice or art of a farrier, specifically in relation to shoeing horses.
Think of a farrier as someone who works with horses' shoes, and the '-y' indicates the practice of that work. So, farriery is the art of shoeing horses.