Definition
Definition of loaming - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
soilRare covered with or resembling loamRare
- The loaming soil was perfect for planting.
2.
agricultureRare rich and fertile like loamRare
- The loaming fields yielded a bountiful harvest.
Origin of loaming
Old English, lam (clay)
Examples of loaming in a sentence
Loaming pathways made the park look beautiful. The loaming garden was perfect for growing vegetables. Farmers prefer loaming soil for better crop production.
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- French:terreux, riche, ...
- German:mit Erde bedeckt, fruchtbar, ...
- Italian:ricoperto di terriccio, fertili, ...
- Spanish:cubierto de marga, fértil, ...
- Portuguese:terroso, fértil, ...
- Chinese:覆盖着壤土的, 肥沃的, ...
- Japanese:ローム質の, 肥沃な, ...
- Arabic:لوميّ, خَصِب, ...
- Hebrew:בְּדּוֹמֶה לְאֲדָמַת חֵרְסִית, פּוֹרֶה, ...
- Russian:покрытый суглинком, плодородные, ...
- Ukrainian:покритий глиною, родючий, ...
- Hindi:मिट्टी से ढका हुआ, उपजाऊ, ...
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