uncultivated in Italian
uncultivated in Italian is ignorante, incivile, incolto — uncultivated means describes land that has not been farmed or prepared for growing crops.
uncultivated in Italian
ignorante
incivile
incolto
rozzo
What does "uncultivated" mean?
- adj Describes land that has not been farmed or prepared for growing crops.
- adj Lacking education, taste or general knowledge.
- adj Not given any care or encouragement to develop.
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What is "uncultivated" in Italian?
"uncultivated" in Italian is ignorante, incivile, incolto. uncultivated means: Describes land that has not been farmed or prepared for growing crops.
Are there other ways to say "uncultivated" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "uncultivated": ignorante, incivile, incolto, rozzo.
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