hestehakke.
a horse hoe; a horse-drawn, usually one-row cultivator resembling a small plough, fitted with a front wheel and adjustable tines or shares, used to form and cultivate rows, remove weeds between them, and mound soil around crops such as potatoes
Meaning & usage
a horse hoe; a horse-drawn, usually one-row cultivator resembling a small plough, fitted with a front wheel and adjustable tines or shares, used to form and cultivate rows, remove weeds between them, and mound soil around crops such as potatoes
Where this word comes from
From hest (“horse”) + hakke (“hoe”), with linking -e- (“interfix”), literally “horse hoe”. Parallel formations include Danish hestehakke and Swedish hästhacka (“horse hoe”).
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Last enriched 2026-09-10. Definitions are in English. Romanizations are shown when supplied by the source; syllable estimates are omitted for unsupported scripts.