Noun
/sæd.əl.əri/
"Saddlery" refers to the equipment or goods made of leather or synthetic materials for use on horses, particularly saddles and harnesses. It also encompasses the craft of making or repairing such equipment. This term is relatively specialized and is primarily used in equestrian contexts. It is more frequently found in written discourse, particularly in texts related to horse riding, training, and care.
The saddlery at the local shop offers a wide variety of saddles for different types of horses.
Saddlery'nin yerel dükkânındaki çeşitler, farklı türdeki atlar için geniş bir yelpaze sunmaktadır.
She decided to open a saddlery business after years of working with horses.
Yıllarca atlarla çalıştıktan sonra, bir saddlery işi açmaya karar verdi.
He took his saddle to the saddlery for repairs before the competition.
Yarışmadan önce, eyerini onarım için saddlery’ye götürdü.
While "saddlery" is not commonly found in idiomatic expressions, it can be related to various equestrian phrases that capture the essence of horse riding and equipment use. Below are some expressions where "saddle" appears, highlighting its significance in the context:
Time to saddle up before we hit the trail for our ride.
Yolda sürüşe çıkmadan önce yeleği kuşanma zamanı.
Get in the saddle - To take control of a situation.
After the team's setback, she had to get in the saddle and lead them towards success.
Takımın geri adım atmasından sonra, durumu kontrol altına alıp onlara başarı yolu göstermek zorundaydı.
Saddle your horse - To be prepared for work or action.
Before a big project, you must saddle your horse and ensure everything is in place.
Büyük bir proje öncesinde, işinize hazırlanmalı ve her şeyin yerinde olduğundan emin olmalısınız.
Saddle sore - Pain caused by prolonged riding.
The word "saddlery" is derived from the Middle English term "sadelerie," which comes from the Old English "sæddl," meaning "saddle." The suffix "-ery" denotes a place or condition. Its roots can be traced back to Proto-Germanic and beyond.