fish farm oor Kornies

fish farm

naamwoord

A series of tanks, ponds or cages where fish are bred commercially for food, often in seawater.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

amethva buskes

Soortgelyke frases

fish farming
gonis puskes

voorbeelde

fish-farm n. pesklydnow pl. † lit. fish ponds
fish-farm n. pesklydnow pl. † lit. fish ponds

fish farm (n.)
amethva buskes (f., pl.: amethvaow puskes) (DP).

fish-farming n. peskvagereth f. pesk + maga + eth. nc.
fish-farming n. peskvagereth f. pesk + maga + eth. nc.

fish farm
/ amethva buskes / / /

fish-pond n. pesklydn f. -ow † The pl. is used for fish farm.
fish-pond n. pesklydn f. -ow † The pl. is used for fish farm.

fish farming (n.)
gonis puskes (m.) (DP).

fish farming
/ gonis puskes / / /

As well as the industries typically associated with Cornwall, such as farming, fishing and mining, Kresen Kernow also looks after records for a wide range of businesses, small, medium and large.
Keffrys ha'n diwysyansow yw kevrynnys yn tipek gans Kernow, kepar hag ammeth, pyskessa ha balweyth, Kresen Kernow a druedh ynwedh kovskrifow rag kevres ledan a negysyow, byghan, kresek ha bras.

As well as the industries typically associated with Cornwall, such as farming, fishing and mining, Kresen Kernow also looks after records for a wide range of businesses, small, medium and large. These include breweries, a tannery, fish merchants, jewellers, grocers, clock makers, undertakers and more.
Keffrys ha’n diwysyansow yw kevrynnys yn tipek gans Kernow, kepar hag ammeth, pyskessa ha balweyth, Kresen Kernow a druedh ynwedh kovskrifow rag kevres ledan a negysyow, byghan, kresek ha bras. Yssynsys ynna yw bragjiow, kreghynva, marchons bysk, jowelloryon, spisoryon, gwrioryon glockow, ynkleudhyoryon ha moy.

There were about 60 foundries and allied works in Cornwall in the late 18th and 19th centuries, manufacturing ironwork for local mining, farming and fishing. They also produced items for the home, decorative and functional as well as ‘street furniture’ like lamp-posts and railings. This books describes the historical background and methods used by the foundrymen and blacksmiths.
Yth esa a-dro dhe 60 teudhjiow ha leow haval dhedha yn Kernow y’n 18ves ha 19ves kansblydhen diwedhes, ow kul hornweyth rag balyow, bargenyow-tir ha pyskadoryon teythyek. Ynwedh, i a askorras traow rag chiow, afinyansek ha devnydhyek keffrys ha ‘mebyl stret’ haval dhe golowbrennow ha peulgeow. An lyver ma a dheskrif an keyndir istorek ha’n fordhow devnydhys gans an [foundrymen] ha govyow.