arable in Latin
arable in Latin is arvus — arable means describing land that can be plowed and used to grow crops.
arable in Latin
arvus
What does "arable" mean?
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adjective Describing land that can be plowed and used to grow crops.
"Much of the valley is arable land, ideal for growing wheat."
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noun Land that is suitable for growing crops, or that is currently being used to grow them.
"The estate includes several hundred acres of arable."
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arable in a sentence
- Much of the valley is arable land, ideal for growing wheat.
- The farmer converted an area of pasture into arable land.
- The estate includes several hundred acres of arable.
- They rotate crops across the arable to keep the soil healthy.
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What is "arable" in Latin?
"arable" in Latin is arvus. arable means: Describing land that can be plowed and used to grow crops.
How do you use "arable" in a sentence?
Example: "Much of the valley is arable land, ideal for growing wheat." In Latin, "arable" is arvus.
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