How Do You Spell FILLIES?

Pronunciation: [fˈɪliz] (IPA)

"Fillies" is a plural form of the noun "filly", which refers to a young female horse. The correct spelling of the word is /ˈfɪliːz/ according to the International Phonetic Alphabet. The sound "f" in the beginning is followed by a short vowel "i", then a double "l" is used to represent the sound /l/ and it is followed by a long vowel "i". Finally, the letter "s" is added to indicate the plural form. It is important to use the correct spelling and pronunciation of words to avoid confusion in communication.

FILLIES Meaning and Definition

1. Fillies are young female horses that are typically under four years old. They are considered to be in the early stages of their development and training. The term "filly" is used specifically for horses between the ages of one and three, while a female horse that is four years old is referred to as a "mare." Fillies belong to the equine family and are common in various horse breeds.

   Fillies are known for their grace and agility, exhibiting a spirited and energetic nature. They are often involved in horse racing competitions, where they compete against other fillies or against colts and geldings in specific races known as "Fillies' Races." Fillies' Races serve as a platform for young female horses to showcase their abilities and to establish their reputation within the racing industry.

   In terms of physical characteristics, fillies typically possess slender bodies and elegant proportions. Their overall body structure is leaner and more refined compared to mature mares. Fillies also have the potential to display impressive speed, endurance, and athleticism.

   Owners and trainers invest time and effort into properly guiding fillies during their early years. This includes training them to respond to various commands, teaching them racing techniques, and building their strength and stamina. Proper training and care during their filly stage helps prepare them for a successful transition into mature mares and potential future broodmares.

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Etymology of FILLIES

The word "fillies" is the plural form of the noun "filly", which refers to a young female horse. The word originated from Middle English "fille" or "fely", which came from Old English "fylle" or "fyllegh". The older forms can be traced back to Proto-Germanic, where "fylliz" meant "young female or maiden". Furthermore, this Proto-Germanic term is derived from the Proto-Indo-European root "*pelu-", which meant "young animal" or "younger generation". Thus, the etymology of the word "fillies" can be traced back to roots that refer to young females or the youth of a certain species.

Similar spelling words for FILLIES

• fills,
• follies,
• flies,
• Fillies,
• files.