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arable

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ar·a·ble  (r-bl)
adj.
Fit for cultivation, as by plowing.
n.
Land fit to be cultivated.

[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin arbilis, from arre, to plow.]

ara·bili·ty n.

arable
Adjective
(of land) suitable for growing crops on [Latin arare to plough]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.arablearable - (of farmland) capable of being farmed productively
productive - producing or capable of producing (especially abundantly); "productive farmland"; "his productive years"; "a productive collaboration"

arable
adjective productive, fertile, fruitful, fecund, cultivable, farmable, ploughable, tillable
Translations

arable [ˈærəbl] adjcultivable
arable [ˈærəbl] adjarable
arable [ˈærəbl] adj (land) → bebaubar;
arable farm → Bauernhof, der ausschließlich Ackerbau betreibt
arable [ˈærəbl] adjarabile

arable
adj arable [ˈӕrəbl]
on which crops are grown arable land.bewerkbaarصالِح للزِّراعَةоренornýdyrkelig; jordbrugs-bebaubarκαλλιεργήσιμοςarable, cultivablepõllu-قابل کشت؛ زراعیviljelys-arableרָאוּי לְעִיבּוּדकृषियोग्यobradivművelhetőbisa ditanamiræktanlegurarabile耕作に適する경지의ariamasaramstanah suai taniakker-dyrkbar; oppdyrketuprawnyarávelarabilпахотныйornýobdelovalenobradivodlingsbarเหมาะแก่การเพาะปลูกtarıma elverişli可耕的оранка; рілляقابل کاشتtrồng trọt được

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Most of the mountains are arable, and even the prairies, in this section of the republic, are of deep alluvion.
Agriculture also should be understood, and the management of arable grounds and orchards; and also the care of bees, and fish, and birds, from whence any profit may arise; these are the first and most proper parts of domestic management.
Arable lands are few and limited; with but slight exceptions the prospect is a broad rich mass of grass and trees, mantling minor hills and dales within the major.
 
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