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manured

 

[ məˈnʊrd ]

Verb
Context #1 | Verb

agriculture use

To manure something means to apply manure to soil or crops, enhancing fertility and promoting growth. The practice of manuring is essential in farming, as it enriches the soil with nutrients and helps improve its structure. It is typically done in preparation for planting or during the growing season to ensure sufficient nourishment for plants. Manuring can involve the use of various organic materials, primarily animal waste, which can also help in controlling pests and diseases in crops.

Synonyms

enrich, fertilize, nourish.

Examples of usage

  • Farmers manured their fields before planting corn.
  • The gardener manured the flower beds to encourage growth.
  • To prepare for spring, they manured the vegetable garden.
  • He learned to manure correctly to improve the harvest.

Translations

Translations of the word "manured" in other languages:

🇵🇹 adubado

🇮🇳 खादित

🇩🇪 düngen

🇮🇩 dipupuk

🇺🇦 удобрене

🇵🇱 nawożony

🇯🇵 施肥された

🇫🇷 fumé

🇪🇸 abonado

🇹🇷 gübrelenmiş

🇰🇷 비료가 주어진

🇸🇦 مخصب

🇨🇿 hnojený

🇸🇰 hnojený

🇨🇳 施肥的

🇸🇮 gnojeno

🇮🇸 áburðargjarn

🇰🇿 тыңайтылған

🇬🇪 გადაყრილი

🇦🇿 gübrələnmiş

🇲🇽 abonado

Etymology

The word 'manured' originates from the word 'manure,' which is derived from the Middle English 'manuere,' meaning 'to cultivate or till the land.' The term itself traces back to the Latin word 'manuaria,' derived from 'manu,' which means 'by hand.' The concept of manuring has been present in agriculture for centuries, as early farmers recognized the importance of enriching their soil in order to sustain crops and feed populations. Over time, the process became more refined, with different types of manure being used, including livestock waste and organic matter. The practice has evolved significantly from the ancient methods, with modern agriculture often incorporating scientific approaches to soil fertility management.

Word Frequency Rank

Positioned at #23,419, this word is part of extensive vocabulary. It's relatively rare in general usage but may be important in specific fields or formal writing.