agrarian in Latin
agrarian in Latin is agrārius — agrarian means relating to farming, farmland, or rural life.
agrarian in Latin
agrārius
Of, or relating to, the ownership, tenure and cultivation of land.
What does "agrarian" mean?
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adj Relating to farming, farmland, or rural life.
"The country's economy was largely agrarian before industrialization."
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agrarian in a sentence
- The country's economy was largely agrarian before industrialization.
- Agrarian reform gave land to thousands of small farmers.
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What is "agrarian" in Latin?
"agrarian" in Latin is agrārius. agrarian means: Relating to farming, farmland, or rural life.
How do you use "agrarian" in a sentence?
Example: "The country's economy was largely agrarian before industrialization." In Latin, "agrarian" is agrārius.
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