irrigation in Greek
irrigation in Greek is άρδευση — irrigation means the supplying of water to land, usually through channels or pipes, so that crops can grow.
irrigation in Greek
άρδευση
Pronounced: ardefsi
The act or process of irrigating, or the state of being irrigated; especially, the operation of causing water to flow over lands, for nourishing plants.
What does "irrigation" mean?
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noun The supplying of water to land, usually through channels or pipes, so that crops can grow.
"The new irrigation system doubled the farm's harvest."
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irrigation in a sentence
- The new irrigation system doubled the farm's harvest.
- Ancient Egypt relied on irrigation from the Nile to grow crops in the desert.
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What is "irrigation" in Greek?
"irrigation" in Greek is άρδευση. irrigation means: The supplying of water to land, usually through channels or pipes, so that crops can grow.
How do you pronounce άρδευση?
"irrigation" in Greek is άρδευση, pronounced "ardefsi".
How do you use "irrigation" in a sentence?
Example: "The new irrigation system doubled the farm's harvest." In Greek, "irrigation" is άρδευση.
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