shod

An archaic past tense and past participle of 'shoe', meaning wearing shoes or being fitted with a shoe (especially for a horse).

• 🇩🇪Veraltete Form des Präteritums und Partizips Perfekt des Verbs 'shoe'; bezeichnet das Tragen von Schuhen oder das Beschlagen (besonders bei Pferden).

1. Wearing footgear B2 formal

   Describes a person or animal that is wearing shoes or other footwear.

   • The horse was shod with new iron shoes.
   • He was well-shod for the long hike.
   • The monks were shod in simple sandals.

   🇩🇪Beschuht

   Synonyme: shoed

   Antonyme: barefootunshod

2. Wearing shoes (religious orders) C1 formal

   Used to describe members of certain religious orders who wear shoes, as opposed to those who go barefoot.

   • The shod Carmelites follow a less strict rule than the discalced ones.
   • The order of shod friars was established in the 16th century.
   • The shod monks wore leather sandals as part of their habit.

   🇩🇪Beschuht

   Synonyme: calcedshoed

   Antonyme: barefoot

• more shod comparative form
• most shod superlative form

unregelmäßiges Verb

A verb meaning to fit or provide with a shoe, especially for a horse.

• 🇩🇪Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden oder etwas mit Schuhen zu versehen oder ein Pferd zu beschlagen.

1. Fit with a shoe B2 formal

   To fit an animal, especially a horse, with a shoe.

   • The blacksmith shoed the horse carefully.
   • He learned how to shoe horses from his grandfather.
   • The farrier shoed the pony before the competition.

   🇩🇪Beschlagen

• shod past participle
• shod past simple
• shoeing present participle
• shoes third person singular