Definition of geld - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
historical taxRare UK tax on land in Anglo-Saxon EnglandRare UK
- The king imposed a geld on the landowners.
Verb
1.
animalRare castrate a male animal, especially a horseRare
- They decided to geld the young stallion.
2.
figurativeRare deprive of essential qualities or weakenRare
- The new rules gelded the committee's power.
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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- French:impôt foncier anglo-saxon, châtrer, ...
- German:Grundsteuer, kastrieren, ...
- Italian:tributo, castrare, ...
- Spanish:impuesto, castrar, ...
- Portuguese:imposto fundiário da Inglaterra anglo-saxónica, castrar, ...
- Chinese:土地税, 阉割, ...
- Japanese:ゲルド, 去勢する, ...
- Arabic:ضريبة الجِلد, خَصَى, ...
- Hebrew:מַס קַרְקָעוֹת, לְסָרֵס, ...
- Russian:гельд, кастрировать, ...
- Ukrainian:гельд, каструвати, ...
- Hindi:गेल्ड, बधिया करना, ...
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