hayseed in Latin
hayseed in Latin is petrō — hayseed means seeds that come from dried grass, or hay.
hayseed in Latin
petrō
(countable) A rustic person; a yokel or bumpkin.
What does "hayseed" mean?
- noun Seeds that come from dried grass, or hay.
- noun (informal) Small bits of hay that stick to clothes and similar things.
- noun (informal) A person from the countryside who seems unsophisticated.
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What is "hayseed" in Latin?
"hayseed" in Latin is petrō. hayseed means: Seeds that come from dried grass, or hay.
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