noseband

English

Etymology

From nose +‎ band.

Noun

noseband (plural nosebands)

1. The part of a bridle or halter that goes over the nose of an animal, particularly a horse.

Synonyms

• bosal, musrole

Translations

part of a bridle or halter

• Arabic: رَسَن m (rasan)
• Bulgarian: презно́сник m (preznósnik)
• Catalan: muserola f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 鼻羈 / 鼻羁 (bíjī)

• Danish: næsebånd n
• Dutch: neusriem m
• Estonian: kapsel
• Finnish: turpahihna, turparemmi
• French: muserolle (fr) f
• German: Pullerriemen m, Nasenriemen m, Reithalfter n
• Hungarian: orrszíj
• Italian: capezzina f
• Japanese: 鼻革 (はながわ, hanagawa)
• Korean: 코끈 (kokkeun)
• Norwegian: nesereim m
• Polish: nachrapnik m
• Portuguese: focinheira (pt) f
• Russian: ка́псюль (ru) m (kápsjulʹ), ка́псуль (ru) m (kápsulʹ)
• Spanish: muserola (es) f, bozal (es) m
• Swedish: nosgrimma c
• Telugu: నోస్ బ్యాండ్ (nōs byāṇḍ)
• Turkish: burunsalık (tr), burunsallık
• Ukrainian: ка́псуль m (kápsulʹ)