eanling (Meaning)

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eanling (n.)

A lamb just brought forth; a yeanling.

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The eanling scurried through the underbrush, fearful of the lurking predators.
The mother sheep tenderly tended to her newborn eanling, nurturing and protecting it.
In the lush green pastures, the eanling frolicked and played, enjoying its youthful exuberance.
As autumn approached, the eanling's coat grew thicker and warmer, preparing it for the harsh winter ahead.
During lambing season, farmers eagerly awaited the arrival of each precious eanling, a symbol of new life and hope.
The young eanling stumbled and fell as it made its way across the rocky terrain, but quickly regained its balance and continued on.
The bleating of the eanling echoed through the barn, calling out to its mother for comfort and nourishment.
With its soft, woolly coat and innocent eyes, the eanling captivated the hearts of all who saw it.
In traditional cultures, the birth of an eanling was celebrated as a joyous occasion, marking the arrival of new beginnings.
As the days passed, the eanling grew stronger and more independent, eventually becoming a proud and graceful adult sheep.

A lamb just brought forth; a yeanling.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The eanling scurried through the underbrush, fearful of the lurking predators.

The mother sheep tenderly tended to her newborn eanling, nurturing and protecting it.

In the lush green pastures, the eanling frolicked and played, enjoying its youthful exuberance.

As autumn approached, the eanling's coat grew thicker and warmer, preparing it for the harsh winter ahead.