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unplanted

/ʌnplˈæntᵻd/ adj

Not planted.

Word Origin Unplanted is plant with the negative un- and past participle -ed. Plant comes from Latin planta, originally meaning a sprout or shoot, but also the sole of the foot—the part that touches the ground. That's a great example of a word that connects planting with the foot pressing into soil. The PIE root *plat- meant 'flat, to spread,' which also gives us plateau and flat. So unplanted means not placed into the ground to grow.

adj Not planted.

The unplanted field lay fallow, waiting for the spring sowing season to begin.

(形容词) 未种植的；未栽种的；荒芜的

未种植的田地闲置着，等待春播季节的开始。

(adjetivo) No plantado; sin sembrar.

El campo sin sembrar permanecía en barbecho, esperando a que comenzara la temporada de siembra de primavera.

(adjectif) non planté; non ensemencé; en friche [Qui n'a pas été planté ; qui n'a reçu aucune culture ni aucune végétation.]

Le champ non planté restait en jachère, dans l'attente des semailles de printemps.

(Adjektiv) unbepflanzt; brachliegend [Nicht mit Pflanzen bestellt oder bepflanzt; brachliegend.]

Das **unplanted** Feld lag brach und wartete auf die Aussaat im Frühling.

(形容詞) 植えられていない。

植えられていない畑は春の種まきの始まりを待って、休耕したままだった。

(adjetivo) não plantado; sem plantar [Não plantado.]

O campo não plantado ficou em pousio, esperando o início da temporada de plantio da primavera.

Synonyms: fallow unsown uncultivated bare unseeded Antonyms: planted sown cultivated seeded
Word parts: un + plant + ed

Related words

plantation planter replant transplant implant supplant plantain overplant

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