pinfold UK
ˈpɪnˌfoʊld
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Definition of pinfold - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

agricultureRareUKpound where stray cattle are keptRareUK
  • Stray cows were taken to the village pinfold.
cattle pen stockade

Verb

tr.
animalRareUKimpound animals in a small enclosureRareUK
  • The farmer pinfolded the sheep for the night.
corral enclose pen
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Origin of pinfold

Old English, pyndan (enclose) + fold (pen)

Examples of pinfold in a sentence

  • Farmers gathered at the pinfold to reclaim their animals.
  • He pinfolded the cattle before the storm hit.
  • The rancher pinfolded the goats to keep them safe.

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  1. French:enclos, enclore, ...
  2. German:Viehgehege, einsperren, ...
  3. Italian:recinto per bovini, rinchiudere, ...
  4. Spanish:corral, encerrar, ...
  5. Portuguese:curral, encerrar, ...
  6. Chinese:牛栏, 关在围栏里, ...
  7. Japanese:囲い場, 囲いに入れる, ...
  8. Arabic:حَظِيرَةُ المَاشِيَةِ الشَّارِدَةِ, حَجَزَ الحَيَوانات, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִכְלָאָה, לְכַלֵּא, ...
  10. Russian:загон, запереть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:загін, заганяти, ...
  12. Hindi:पिनफोल्ड, बाड़े में बंद करना, ...

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