hinoeuma
hinoeuma noun: the year of the fire horse in the sexagenary cycle of the Japanese traditional calendar, last occurring in 1966. Women born in these years supposedly make poor wives.
Noun
hinoeuma (plural not attested)
- The year of the fire horse in the sexagenary cycle of the Japanese traditional calendar, last occurring in 1966. Women born in these years supposedly make poor wives.
Origin of hinoeuma
From Chinese 丙午 (bǐngwǔ).
Questions about hinoeuma
- What does hinoeuma mean?
- Hinoeuma means the year of the fire horse in the sexagenary cycle of the Japanese traditional calendar, last occurring in 1966. Women born in these years supposedly make poor wives.
- What part of speech is hinoeuma?
- Hinoeuma is a noun.
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