fauchure
foʃyʁ
Definition
Definition of fauchure - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
moissonRare action de couper l'herbe ou les céréales avec une fauxRare
- La fauchure des blés commence au lever du jour.
2.
produitRare herbe ou céréales qui ont été coupées avec une fauxRare
- Le fermier rassemble la fauchure en tas dans le champ.
Origin of fauchure
latin, faucis? may be from fauch- (faucher) + -ure (action)
Examples of fauchure in a sentence
On entend la fauchure régulière des prairies au loin. La fauchure sèche au soleil avant d'être rentrée à la grange. On a donné la fauchure fraîche aux chèvres ce matin.
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- English:scything, scythed grass, ...
- German:Mahd, Mähgut, ...
- Italian:falciatura, falcìa, ...
- Spanish:siega, corte, ...
- Portuguese:ceifa, corte, ...
- Chinese:收割, 割下的草, ...
- Japanese:刈り取り, 刈り草, ...
- Arabic:حَشّ, مَحْصود, ...
- Hebrew:קְצִירָה, קָצִיר, ...
- Russian:косьба, косовица, ...
- Ukrainian:косіння, скирта, ...
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