Words tagged under "Agriculture"

sharer, partner

pebbles

(other than rain or well etc.) the land which is well-watered by canal, river, pond etc.

(agric.) water culture

water sprinkler

adda, station or place where persons of the same profession congregate for business or pleasure, rendezvous

(Agriculture) which dose not grow due to lack of water

harvest or sowing before time

large and thick snake, general term for any large, thick serpent, boa-constrictor, dragon or a python

ground not prepared and properly cleaned for receiving the seed

(Botany) infertile (man or women), incapable of child-bearing, sterile

commodities, provisions, goods, furniture, chattels

border, fence, hedge, an outer boundary of an enclosure, verge, edge, rim, margin

ploughing of a field once

A young cow or buffalo, a cow or buffalo which has calved about five months ago.

a perennial herb having large and ovoid roots, used in medicine, bilaikand, Batatas paniculata

granary, storeroom, court-yard

rent taken in advance

grain advanced to cultivators, seed lent for sowing

ashes, cinders. extinguish, finish

land ploughed twice

the loss of a chak or whole plot of ground by or inundation

four months, lands tilled during the four months of the rainy season and prepared for the rabīʻ sowing

level land from all sides

spraying (a place) with water, the act of watering, sprinkling, watering

gross revenue of a village, gross assets of a village

(land) yielding two crops a year

land subject to inundations of the Ganges

a round pillow, an instrument to level the ploughed field

digging, lightly digging up soil round a tree or plant to aerate the roots

plough

the work of ploughing, tillage

messenger, emissary, courier, postman, running footman

oughing, cultivating, sowing

the one who take land on rent to plough and cultivate

a worm that destroys or injures young sugar-cane

cultivation

groan, sigh

weed a field

hone, whetstone

a genealogical tree

tactless in speech, to speak harshly (to), to treat (one) roughly

rub, thresh corn, flatten, kneading

revenue that the government receives from various taxes

a kind of round brinjal, Solanum melongena, musical instrument played to rally troops

(Agriculture) revenue-paying land

Agriculture: the farming land in which soil and sand particles are found equal, (it is considered fertile for cotton etc.)

sown, tilled, cultivated

centre, medium, -sized horse, pole (of a carriage)

countryside, rural areas, outlying area of a district like village, towns or colonies

(weaver's) shuttle, brick work of solid masonry well, circular ring of stone used as dumb-bell, pipe, barrel of a gun, stalk of the lotus, tube, navel

rake

inoculate, incise for blood-letting

armour for a horse or elephant

irrigate, water a plant

give someone water to drink

land produce

rocky, stony land

a plate or bowl made of leaves to serve food

a type of thick woolen cloth (it is used in making overcoats and pants or sherwani or used as a blanket)

a bundle or load of sugar-cane (generally from fifty to a hundred)

ground prepared for sowing by burning of grass

(Agriculture) sandy ground, porous soil

joining, sticking, contact, union, junction

going forth, proceeding, emanating, issued, derived, passed, arrived, brought into force

Agriculture: a span long and half and quarter span height wood has been lay on the edge of the spinning wheel its called 'Sahta'

chink, crack, crevice, cranny, fissure

heat, warmth

area along the Himalayan foothills in northern India

three ploughings

be provoked, be excited, be roused, be stirred

(of a plant root) shift so as to become unable to sprout, stumble, trip

rouse, stir up, excite, stimulate

vicissitude or alternation (of time or fortune)

crack that appears in the ground after water has dried