What is another word for lamenesses?
Pronunciation: [lˈe͡ɪmnəsɪz] (IPA) 
Lameness is a physical condition that affects animals, particularly horses, causing difficulty in movement or inability to walk properly. Synonyms for the word "lamenesses" include limp, hobble, gait abnormality, and laminitis. A limp is a noticeable unevenness in the animal's walking stride that could be caused by an injury or ailment. Hobble refers to an animal's awkward limping motion, usually as a result of pain or stiffness. Gait abnormality pertains to deviations from the normal pattern of movement. Laminitis is an inflammation of the structures responsible for normal hoof growth, causing severe pain and other lameness-related complications. Veterinary attention should be sought if an animal is experiencing any of these lameness symptoms.
