IPA: //pəˈloʊmɪnoʊ//
KK: /pəˈloʊmɪnoʊ/
A type of horse that has a light golden or tan coat with a white or cream-colored mane and tail.
The palomino trotted gracefully across the field, its shiny coat glistening in the sun.
Palomino originates from Spanish 'palomino', which is a diminutive form of 'paloma', meaning dove. The term refers to a horse with a light golden coat, reminiscent of the color of a dove's feathers.
Imagine a horse with a coat that shines like a dove's feathers — that's why 'palomino' describes this beautiful golden horse.