buiestru.
ambling, or walking using both legs on one side at the same time
Meaning & usage
ambling, or walking using both legs on one side at the same time
impetuous, excessive
Where this word comes from
Uncertain; multiple theories exist. Possibly from a Vulgar Latin *boiester, from Latin boia (“fetter”) (referring to the gait of the horse). Other proposed etymologies include Vulgar Latin *bovestris, a derivative of Latin bos, bovis; from Latin ambo extra; from a root *ambulester, from ambulō. Alternatively, possibly related to buiac (“crazy”), and influenced by pedestru.
the gait, pace, or movement of a horse in this fashion
Where this word comes from
Uncertain; multiple theories exist. Possibly from a Vulgar Latin *boiester, from Latin boia (“fetter”) (referring to the gait of the horse). Other proposed etymologies include Vulgar Latin *bovestris, a derivative of Latin bos, bovis; from Latin ambo extra; from a root *ambulester, from ambulō. Alternatively, possibly related to buiac (“crazy”), and influenced by pedestru.
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