Nicknames For A Boy's Foal With The Letter M

2023 Author: Molly Page | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-11-27 22:49

In the village, especially in remote areas, the horse sometimes becomes the only vehicle and helper in hard work. Without a horse, you can't bring firewood, water, food, you can't go to the nearby village. The village horse will also come in handy for rescuing a city car stuck in the mud, which, for some unknown reason, got into such a wilderness. Rural horses do not shine with beauty and noble forms. This is a workhorse, which is appreciated not for its appearance or breed, but for its efficiency, unpretentiousness in care and feeding. And these horses are given simple nicknames, "ours": Sidor, Rusty, Sivka, Burka, Kaury, Tikhon, Tishka, Fog, Snowball, Barin, Mirage, Serko, Kind, Agate, Diamond, Buyan, Bulat, Wind, Thunder, Smoke, Hoarfrost, Chestnut, Orlik, Salute, Coal, Blackie, Chocolate, Amber, Eagle, Neptune, Boy, Pilot, Nightingale, Package, Granite, Biscuit, Torch, Omelet, Peach, Horn, Ermak, Quiet, Sailor, Burushka, Savraska, Kibalchish, Zaton, Deyan, Speckled, Proshka, Fantik, Bagel, Lollipop, Ashes, Smoke, Cornflower, Beli (y) sh, Blond, Volchok, Raven, Blu, Smoke, Pegash … Maverik (not branded calf) –1 + Mavi (Turkish - blue) –3+ Moor (Greek - dark, black) –4+ Mauritius (Greek - dark) –-1 + Magician (sorcerer, priest) –1+ Magar (Armenian - blessed, happy) –2+ Maharaja (Sanskrit - great king) –-47 + Magellan (historical personality) –20+ Master (Latin - mentor, teacher) –10+ Magnate (Latin - big man, noble) –64+ Magnesium (chem.element) –4+ Magnet (other Greek - a stone from Magnesia) –16+ Magnifico (it. - magnificent, luxurious) –2+ Magnum (Latin - large, great) –9+ Magnus (Scand. - great) –5+ Maghreb (Arabic - the one where the sunset) –9 + Majestic (English - majestic) –1+ Madjik (English - magic) –0+ Madras (geogr.) –23 + Madrid (geogr.) –7+ Magyar (Hungarian people) –6+ Mazhit (Arabic - powerful) –2+ Major (slang) –7+ Major (rich, cheerful) –8 + Mazai (from muzzles. - handsome) –- 38+ Mazarin (French statesman) –1+ May (Latin - month of the goddess Maya) –8+ Maybakh (company) –9+ Maidan (Tatar - place in the center) –6 + Maiden (Turkic - front) –3+ Mike (Who is like God?) –16+ Maiko (Japanese - dancing child) –0+ Maykop (Adyg. - the valley of apples) –0+ Miles (English - soldier) –3+ Major (lat - senior) –4+ Marjoram (spice) –-1 + May Noon –2+ Maytis –0+ Mayto (Fin.- milk) –-2 + Macbeth (play) –0+ Macedonian (Greek - high) –0+ Macedonian (people) –4+ Model (French - scale model) –0+ Macintosh (cloak) –3+ Max (from Latin the largest) –24+ Maximal (transforming robot) –0+ Maximilian (from Latin - the largest) –2+ Maximus (Latin - the largest) –37+ Maxuz (Arabic - desired) –2 + Malakh (white - angel) –-1 + Malachite (mineral) –12+ Little Angel –-7 + Little Joe –-23 + Little Prince –-1 + Malik (Arabic - king, ruler) –0+ Malicorn (geogr.) –3+ Malfurion (night elf) –-1 + Malkhaz (Georgian - prince) –-1 + Kid (child) –44+ Malbork (geogr.) –-1 + Malpost (carriage carrying letters and passengers) –0+ Mamai (ruler of the horde) –3 + Mamil (Tatar - sweet, tasty) –-1 + Mamluk (Arabic - owned) –4 + Mamon (god of wealth) –0+ Man (China. myth. - terrible serpent) –5 + Manas (Sanskrit - soul,mind) –0+ Mango (fruit) –23+ Mangush (Tatar - eternal friend) –0+ Mandarin (fruit) –1+ Mandate (Latin - order) –1+ Mandub (Arabic - recommended) –10 + Maneuver (French - action, operation) –1+ Manzar (Turkic - image, appearance) –1+ Manifesto (late Latin - appeal) –0+ Mansur (Arabic - winner) –9+ Manuscript (Latin - hand + writing) –7+ Manhattan (geogr.) –2+ Manchego (cheese) –1+ Manchester (geogr.) –14+ Alluring (attractive, attractive) –1+ Maputo (city) –0+ Marathon (running on 42 km 195 m) –3+ Marvin (Wales - outstanding brain) –3+ Margilan (geogr.) –6+ Mardjan (Tatar - pearl, coral) –6+ Mardi (French - Tuesday) –1+ Marengo (black with gray tint) –10+ Marian (Chinese - sea) –2+ Marik (Hebrew - bitter) –4+ Mario (Italian - courageous) –7+ Mariupol (geogr.) –0+ Marius (from God war) –0+ Mark (lat.- born in March) –13+ Marquis (title of nobility) –18+ Marco (Hungarian - warlike) –9+ Marcus (Roman - born in March) –15+ Marmaris (geogr.) –1+ Marmalade (port. - quince jam) –43+ Morocco (country) –1+ Maron (Assyrian - little master) –0+ Marrakesh (geogr.) –1+ Mars (ancient Roman god of war) –7+ Marseille (Hung. - militant) –121+ Marcio (Spanish - at sea) –12+ Martel (company) –0+ Martin (Slav. - born in March) –33+ Martini (vermouth) –-1 + Maruf (Dagest. - famous) –1+ Markhor (wild goat) –-2 + Marzipan (confectionery) –50+ Marchelo (Latin - little warrior) –0+ Marshal (Old German - groom) –8+ Masad (Arabic - lucky) –2+ Mascarpone (it. cream cheese) –0+ Mascot (character) –2 + Massimo (it. - the largest) –1+ Master (master of the skill) –5+ Scale (German - ruler) - 2+ Matador (Spanish - the one who kills the bulls) –3+ Matthias (German.- the gift of God) –5+ Matin (Arabic - strong) –0+ Matis (English - shade, ebb) –0+ Matrix (Latin - base) –0+ Sailor (private of the navy) –7+ Mattimeo (character) –0+ Mowgli (character) –0+ Mauser (automatic pistol) –1+ Maurizio (historical personality) –1+ Methuselah (one of the forefathers of mankind) –-1 + Mahatma (Hindi - big soul) –0 + Mahovir (Hindi) –1+ Makhtau (Kar.-Balk. - merit, praise) –-1 + Machete (long knife) –7 + Macho (Spanish - male) –2+ Mashtyk (Kazakh - short) –2+ Maestro (it. - master) –26+ Lighthouse (pre-Slavic - sign, milestone) –4+ Mher (Armenian - solar) –1 + Megapixel (one million pixels) –29 + Megapolis (other. Greek - big city) –11+ Megascope (Greek - big + look) –4 + Megus (Latin - kodun, magician) –2+ Medal (from Latin - metal) –1+ Medallion (French - medal) -1+ Madison (rus.- Matvey's son) –1+ Madison Avenue –4+ Honey cake (cake) –-1 + Mesozoic (other Greek - medium + life) –2 + Mesolithic (other Greek - medium + stone) –7+