caballine
adjective
cab·al·line
ˈkabəˌlīn,
-ə̇n
of a fountain
: imparting poetic inspiration
Word History
Etymology
Middle English caballin, from Latin caballinus, literally, of a horse, from caballus horse, nag + -inus -ine; from the ancient belief that the Muses' spring Hippocrene came from a hoofprint of the winged horse Pegasus
First Known Use
circa 1616, in the meaning defined above