dibble in Latin
dibble in Latin is pastinum — dibble means a pointed hand tool used to poke holes in soil for planting seeds or seedlings.
dibble in Latin
pastinum
A pointed implement used to make holes in the ground in which to set out plants or to plant seeds.
What does "dibble" mean?
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noun A pointed hand tool used to poke holes in soil for planting seeds or seedlings.
"He used a wooden dibble to plant each bulb at an even depth."
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verb To make planting holes with a dibble.
"She dibbled a neat row before planting the onion sets."
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dibble in a sentence
- He used a wooden dibble to plant each bulb at an even depth.
- She dibbled a neat row before planting the onion sets.
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What is "dibble" in Latin?
"dibble" in Latin is pastinum. dibble means: A pointed hand tool used to poke holes in soil for planting seeds or seedlings.
How do you use "dibble" in a sentence?
Example: "He used a wooden dibble to plant each bulb at an even depth." In Latin, "dibble" is pastinum.
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