uncultivated in Latin
uncultivated in Latin is rudis — uncultivated means describes land that has not been farmed or prepared for growing crops.
uncultivated in Latin
rudis
Not cultivated by agricultural methods; not prepared for cultivation.
What does "uncultivated" mean?
- adj Describes land that has not been farmed or prepared for growing crops.
- adj Lacking education, taste or general knowledge.
- adj Not given any care or encouragement to develop.
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"uncultivated" in Latin is rudis. uncultivated means: Describes land that has not been farmed or prepared for growing crops.
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