plough oor Kornies

plough

/plaʊ/ werkwoord, naamwoord

A device pulled through the ground in order to break it open into furrows for planting.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

arader

naamwoord manlike, m, hanow gorow

device pulled through the ground

aras

werkwoord, hanow verbel, verb-hanow

a field

ardar

Plough

eienaam, naamwoord

(astronomy, UK) The common name for the brightest seven stars of the constellation Ursa Major.

Soortgelyke frases

ploughed
erys

ploughs
ereder

plough boy
araderor

I did plough
my a aras

plough land
aras tir

Plough Green
Glesin an Arader

ploughed headland
talar

ploughed land
ar

plough a furrow
aras

voorbeelde

to plough together
kevaras

plough
/ arader / n.m /

plough
arader [ hanow gorow ] ereder [ hanow liesek / hanow liesplek ]

deeply adv. down ~ en town; dig d. palas down SWF M palas yn town; plough d. aras down ♦ quite d. we shall ravage him pur dhown nei a’n west < wyst BK
deeply adv. down ~ en town; dig d. palas down SWF M palas yn town; plough d. aras down ♦ quite d. we shall ravage him pur dhown nei a’n west < wyst BK

plough
I [ hanow ] arader [ gorow ] , ereder [ liesplek ] ; II [ verb-hanow ] aras.

plough
/ aras / / verb-hanow /

He sprang to his feet and saw to starboard, and not a hundred yards from their heeling, pitching boat, a vast iron bulk like the blade of a plough tearing through the water, tossing it on either side in huge waves of foam that leaped towards the steamer, flinging her paddles helplessly in the air, and then sucking her deck down almost to the waterline.
Ev a lammas dh'y dhewdros ha gweles a-dhyghow, ha le ages kans lath a'ga skath ow rosella hag ow rolya, neb furv horn bras kepar ha sogh ow treghi der an dowr, orth y dewlel a-denewen yn tonnow kowrek a ewyn hag a lammas war-tu ha'n skath ethen, ow tewlel hy rovow yn tiweres y'n ayr, hag ena sugna hy flour war-nans ogas dhe'n dowr.

arable (n.) aradow open ~ field gwel, ~ land 1 open ~ gwel a fallow ground havrek; b ploughed land eryz; c sunny land dor- toemm
arable (n.) aradow open ~ field gwel, ~ land 1 open ~ gwel a fallow ground havrek; b ploughed land eryz; c sunny land dor- toemm

(hg.) arable land, ploughed land
eryz, ~ow

plough a furrow
/ aras / / /

plough-knife AGRIC. troher m., pl. trohoryon; colter m., pl. coltrow ploughland n. AGRIC. ar m.
plough-knife AGRIC. troher m., pl. trohoryon; colter m., pl. coltrow ploughland n. AGRIC. ar m.

plough (a field) - plough a furrow
aras TO MAKE PRESENT CONTINUOUS owth aras PAST PARTICIPLE (LIKE ENGLISH -ED ETC) erys

Plough Monday
/ dy'Lun Arader / / /

ploughing in (n.)
kevaras (vbn.), (UC, KK, UCR).

plough together
kevaras CONJUGATED LIKE aras

plough [ s ]
arader [ m ] ereder

plough together
kevaras

Plough Monday
dy'Lun Arader [disamstyryans]

devis po dafar amethek yn-unn berthi sogh yn-tennyz dre'n gwerez po dor rag gruthyl ha darbari fynnglow plough
arader, ereder [hanow kadarn gorow]

plough
arader [hanow gorow] ereder [hanow liesplek] [disamstyryans]

to plough, to till (soil) (vb.)
aras (< BK, Lh, WG, Pr); {B arad}

to plough the ley (vb.phr.)
M aras an tonn ~ L aras an todn.

ploughed land (n.m.)
ar [a:r]

light s. of plaster gwiscas scav a plaster No mut.; skimmed milk leth glas m.; skimming plough sohell m. -ow d
light s. of plaster gwiscas scav a plaster No mut.; skimmed milk leth glas m.; skimming plough sohell m. -ow d

plough
aras [hanow verbel / verb-hanow]