IPA: /pɛˈsɑːdeɪ/
KK: /pɛˈsɑːd/
The action of a horse standing on its back legs with its front legs raised in the air.
The horse performed a beautiful pesade during the show.
The word 'pesade' originates from Spanish 'pesade', meaning heaviness or weight. It is derived from 'pesar', which means to weigh. The term refers to a state of being heavy or burdensome.
Think of the Spanish word 'pesar' which means to weigh, and remember that 'pesade' refers to a feeling of heaviness or weight.