| 释义 |
pas·tern
\ˈpastə(r) n\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle French pasturon, from pasture pasture, tether attached to the foot of a horse at pasture, pastern — more at pasture
: a part of the foot of an equine that lies between the fetlock and the coffin joint; broadly : a corresponding part of the leg of other animals (as a dog) — see cow illustration |