farrow

English - Turkish

Definition of farrow in English Turkish dictionary: yavrulamak (domuz); domuz yavrusu; yavrulamak; yavrula; domuz yavru; (isim) bir batında doğan domuz yavruları; {i} bir batında doğan domuz yavruları; {f} doğurmak (domuz); yavrulamayan yavrulamak
farrowing: domuzun yavrulaması
farrowing: domuzun yavrulamasi
litter of pigs: domuz çöp
litter, farrow: çöp, yavrulamak
to farrow: yavrulamak için
uncultivated farrow: kara nadas

English - English

Definition of farrow in English English dictionary: A litter of pigs; To give birth to a litter of pigs; {a} barren, not bearing youg; {v} to bring forth pigs; {i} litter of pigs; give birth; "sows farrow"; {f} give birth to a litter of pigs; the production of a litter of pigs; {s} not pregnant, not with calf (about a cow); the production of a litter of pigs give birth; "sows farrow; To bring forth (young); said only of swine; Not producing young in a given season or year; - - said only of cows
A farrow: farry
Mia Farrow: (born 1945) American movie actress who acted in "Rosemary's Baby" and "Crimes and Misdemeanors
farrowing: the production of a litter of pigs

farrow

Hyphenation

far·row

Turkish pronunciation

ferō

Pronunciation

/ˈfeˌrō/ /ˈfɛˌroʊ/

Etymology

[ far-(")O, -&(-w) ] (verb.) 13th century. Middle English farwen 'piglet' (akin to Dutch varken, Middle Low German ferken, German Ferkel), diminutive of Old English fearh 'pig', from Proto-Germanic *farkhaz (compare Dutch vark 'pig', Old High German farah), from Proto-Indo-European *pórkos (compare Middle Irish orc 'piglet', Latin porcus, Ancient Greek pórkos, Old Church Slavonic prase 'pig, piglet', Lithuanian par̃šas, Kurdish purs), from *perk̑- 'to dig'.