PESADE


Meaning of PESADE in English

pəˈsād, -zād, -zäd noun

( -s )

Etymology: French, alteration (influenced by peser to weigh, from Latin pensare ) of obsolete French posade, from Middle French, from Old Italian posata, from posare to put, rest, pause, from Late Latin pausare to stop, rest, from Latin pausa pause — more at pause , pensive

: a dressage maneuver in which a horse is made to raise his forequarters while keeping his hind feet on the ground without advancing

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