geld UK
ɡɛld
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Definition of geld - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

historical taxRareUKtax on land in Anglo-Saxon EnglandRareUK
  • The king imposed a geld on the landowners.
duty levy tax

Verb

tr.
1.
animalRarecastrate a male animal, especially a horseRare
  • They decided to geld the young stallion.
emasculate neuter
2.
figurativeRaredeprive of essential qualities or weakenRare
  • The new rules gelded the committee's power.
castrate emasculate
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Origin of geld

Old Norse, gelda (to castrate)

Examples of geld in a sentence

  • Records show the geld was collected annually.
  • Farmers often geld their livestock for better management.
  • The veterinarian was called to geld the aggressive horse.
  • Critics argue that the policy will geld the organization's influence.
  • The censorship laws gelded the artist's creative expression.

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  1. French:impôt foncier anglo-saxon, châtrer, ...
  2. German:Grundsteuer, kastrieren, ...
  3. Italian:tributo, castrare, ...
  4. Spanish:impuesto, castrar, ...
  5. Portuguese:imposto fundiário da Inglaterra anglo-saxónica, castrar, ...
  6. Chinese:土地税, 阉割, ...
  7. Japanese:ゲルド, 去勢する, ...
  8. Arabic:ضريبة الجِلد, خَصَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַס קַרְקָעוֹת, לְסָרֵס, ...
  10. Russian:гельд, кастрировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гельд, каструвати, ...
  12. Hindi:गेल्ड, बधिया करना, ...

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