Definition
A rope or halter used for leading horses or cattle, especially in Spanish-speaking regions.
Etymology
From Spanish 'cabestro,' derived from Latin 'capistrum' meaning 'halter' or 'muzzle.' The word traveled from Latin through Spanish and into English through the American Southwest and cattle-ranching communities.
Kelly Says
The cabestro was essential to the American cowboy culture—a skilled roper could manage wild mustangs with just the right tension and technique, making it as important as the lasso.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ካብሬስትሮ
ka-bre-se-tro
ARالعربية
كابسترو
ka-bes-tro
BNবাংলা
ক্যাব্রেস্ট্রো
ka-bre-stre-tro
CACatalà
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
CSČeština
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
DADansk
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
DEDeutsch
Cabestro
tsa-bes-tro
ELΕλληνικά
καμπέστρο
ka-m-pes-tro
ESEspañol
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
FAفارسی
کابسترو
ka-bes-tro
FISuomi
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
FRFrançais
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
HEעברית
קאבסטרו
ka-vest-ro
HIहिन्दी
कैब्रेस्ट्रो
kai-be-stre-tro
HUMagyar
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
IDBahasa Indonesia
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
ITItaliano
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
KO한국어
카브레스트로
ka-be-re-seu-ro
MSBahasa Melayu
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
MYမြန်မာ
ကပေါ်နက်
ka-pa-u-net
NLNederlands
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
NONorsk
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
PLPolski
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
PTPortuguês
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
RORomână
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
RUРусский
кабэстро
ka-be-stro
SVSvenska
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
SWKiswahili
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
TAதமிழ்
கேபிரெஸ்ட்ரோ
ka-pe-re-stre-ro
TEతెలుగు
కాబ్రెస్ట్రో
ka-bre-stre-tro
THไทย
คาบเรสโทร
ka-be-sot-ro
TRTürkçe
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
UKУкраїнська
кабэстро
ka-be-stro
URاردو
کابسترو
ka-bes-tro
VITiếng Việt
cabestro
ka-bes-tro
ZH中文
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