Definition

Describing a horse that has a mix of white and gray spots or streaks, often giving it a mottled appearance.

Example

The lyart horse stood out in the field with its unique dappled coat.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you seen that lyart horse at the stables?

Yeah, it has such a unique look with those dappled spots.

I think it’s so beautiful, especially when it’s in the sunlight.

Absolutely! It really stands out among the other horses.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'lyart' originates from Middle English 'lyart', which is derived from Old French 'liard', meaning gray or hoary. It describes something that is grayish or having a grayish color, often used to refer to hair or fur.

Memory Tip

Imagine something that is 'gray' — that's what 'lyart' means, referring to a grayish color.

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