The Word for Horse, in Eight Northwestern Eurasian Tongues

[Dna8]

All manner of Ancient Balkans discourse has been politicized, from the peninsula's toponomies to its material cultures and Romance Speakers.

But the horse will not be denied.

English horse
Greek álogo
Armenian gulpaner
Serbian konj
Georgian tskheni
Farsi اسب
Italian cavallo (masc.)
Turkish at

[Dick]

Latvian zirgs
Lithuanian arklys

[The Lawspeaker]

In Germanic languages (Dutch also uses "hengst" (masc.), "merrie" (fem.), "hinde" (fem.) and also words like "ros" or "knol"):

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Portuguese Cavalo (masc.)
Portuguese Égua (fem.)

[Pedro Ruben]

Portuguese Cavalo (masc.)
Portuguese Égua (fem.)

And in Mirandês : Cabalho (masc.) yeuga (fem.)

[Dna8]

Latvian zirgs
Lithuanian arklys

In Germanic languages (Dutch also uses "hengst" for a male horse, "merrie" or sometimes "hinde" for a female horse and also words like "ros" or "knol"):

Portuguese Cavalo (masc.)
Portuguese Égua (fem.)

And in Mirandês : Cabalho (masc.) yeuga (fem.)

[Dick]

[Annihilus]

Incredible the similarity for foal in different languages (if the website is not shitting me)

Europe

Basque foal
Danish føl
Dutch veulen
Estonian varss
Finnish varsa
Icelandic folald
Macedonian foal
Norwegian føll
Swedish föl

Asian

Hmong foal
Lao foal
Myanmar (Burmese) foal
Tamil foal
Urdu foal

African

Afrikaans vul
Hausa foal
Igbo foal
Sesotho foal
Yoruba foal

[Dna8]

hahaha