Aration
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Aration — Ara|ti|on die; , en <aus gleichbed. lat. aratio zu arare »pflügen, bebauen«> (veraltet) das Pflügen … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
aration — n. ploughing … Dictionary of difficult words
aration — … Useful english dictionary
Co-aration — Lit. co ploughing . Modern term for the practice of AS settlers of working together in groups larger than the family. A plough team of eight oxen was too costly for one family to own and maintain; the heavy plough itself, the caruca, was also… … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
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coaration — ˌkōəˈrāshən noun ( s) Etymology: co + obsolete aration tilling of the soil, from Latin aration , aratio, from aratus (past participle of arare to plow) + ion , io ion more at ear : cooperative tilling of the soil as practiced by early village… … Useful english dictionary
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Nivedita, Sister — (Margaret Noble) (1867–1911) supporter of women’s education in India Sister Nivedita, an Irish born convert to VEDANTA, became a social activist and supporter of women’s education in India. Margaret Noble was born on October 28, 1867, to … Encyclopedia of Hinduism
aratory — † ˈaratory, a. Obs. 0 [ad. L. arātōri us, f. arāt (see aration): cf. F. aratoire.] ‘Belonging to tillage.’ Bailey 1731; ‘contributing to tillage.’ Johnson; and in mod. Dicts … Useful english dictionary
