fertilize in Latin
fertilize in Latin is fēcundō — fertilize means to add nutrients to soil to help plants grow better.
fertilize in Latin
fēcundō
To make (the soil) more fertile by adding nutrients to it.
What does "fertilize" mean?
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verb To add nutrients to soil to help plants grow better.
"She fertilizes the vegetable patch every spring."
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verb To join with an egg cell to enable reproduction; to inseminate.
"A single sperm is enough to fertilize the egg."
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fertilize in a sentence
- She fertilizes the vegetable patch every spring.
- A single sperm is enough to fertilize the egg.
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What is "fertilize" in Latin?
"fertilize" in Latin is fēcundō. fertilize means: To add nutrients to soil to help plants grow better.
How do you use "fertilize" in a sentence?
Example: "She fertilizes the vegetable patch every spring." In Latin, "fertilize" is fēcundō.
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