capaill
Capaill is a traditional Irish word derived from the Old Irish term *capall*, meaning "horse." In modern Irish, it retains this meaning and is commonly used in both spoken and written contexts. The term is part of the broader Gaelic linguistic heritage and reflects the historical significance of horses in Irish culture, agriculture, and transportation.
The word *capaill* appears in various idiomatic expressions and proverbs in Irish. For example, phrases like
In contemporary Irish usage, *capaill* remains relevant in equestrian contexts, such as horse racing, breeding, and
While *capaill* is primarily associated with horses, it occasionally appears in metaphorical contexts, symbolizing endurance, nobility,