pasture in Greek
pasture in Greek is βοσκότοπος, λιβάδι, βόσκω — pasture means land covered in grass used for grazing livestock.
pasture in Greek
βοσκότοπος
Pronounced: voskotopos
Land, specifically, an open field, on which livestock is kept for feeding.
λιβάδι
Pronounced: livadi
Land, specifically, an open field, on which livestock is kept for feeding.
βόσκω
Pronounced: vosko
(transitive) To move animals into a pasture.
What does "pasture" mean?
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noun Land covered in grass used for grazing livestock.
"The cows were let out into the pasture after milking."
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verb To put animals out to graze, or (of animals) to graze.
"They pastured the horses in the lower field for the summer."
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pasture in a sentence
- The cows were let out into the pasture after milking.
- Sheep grazed peacefully on the hillside pasture.
- They pastured the horses in the lower field for the summer.
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What is "pasture" in Greek?
"pasture" in Greek is βοσκότοπος, λιβάδι, βόσκω. pasture means: Land covered in grass used for grazing livestock.
How do you pronounce βοσκότοπος?
"pasture" in Greek is βοσκότοπος, pronounced "voskotopos".
How do you use "pasture" in a sentence?
Example: "The cows were let out into the pasture after milking." In Greek, "pasture" is βοσκότοπος, λιβάδι, βόσκω.
Are there other ways to say "pasture" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "pasture": βοσκότοπος, λιβάδι, βόσκω.
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