DROVE Meaning and
Definition
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Drove, as a verb, is commonly defined as the past tense of the verb "drive." It is often used to describe the action of operating a vehicle or guiding a group of animals in a particular direction. When used in the context of operating a vehicle, it refers to the act of controlling and maneuvering a mode of transportation, such as a car, truck, or motorcycle, by using various controls, such as the steering wheel, pedals, and gears, to propel it forward, backward, or in a specific direction. It implies the act of moving or transporting oneself or others from one location to another using a vehicle.
As a noun, "drove" can refer to a group or herd of animals, most commonly referring to livestock, such as cattle, sheep, or pigs, that are being moved or driven together from one place to another. In this sense, "drove" is associated with the act of leading or shepherding animals by a driver or herder, usually on foot or horseback, to transfer them between pastures or to market.
Overall, the term "drove" pertains to the act of managing or controlling either a vehicle or a group of animals, ensuring their movement, transport, or transfer in a desired manner.
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• Past tense of drive, which see.
• A number of animals, as sheep or cattle, moving in a body; a crowd of people in motion.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of DROVE
The word "drove" originated from the Old English word "drāf", which means a herd or flock of animals being driven or moved together. It is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "drēbą", meaning to drive or push forward. The term "drove" has been used since the early medieval period to refer to a group of domesticated animals, such as cattle or sheep, being driven from one place to another.
Similar spelling words for DROVE
- truffe,
- drive-ins,
- durov,
- eco-drive,
- TRYPH,
- dharavi,
- drapeau,
- TWRV,
- TRWOV,
- Trev,
- droopy,
- F-DRIVE,
- Torrefy,
- TRAF5,
- durfey,
- tarifa,
- trofie,
- TRV,
- driveway,
- turov,
- droveway,
- Draffy,
- TRIOF,
- drupe,
- you-drive,
- trouve,
- DRF,
- dorough,
- taraf,
- TRF-REC,
- drive-in,
- Teraph,
- TROF,
- trypho,
- Treva,
- torv,
- TRAF-2,
- Dwarfy,
- wtrf-tv,
- u-drive,
- derv,
- taarof,
- turfi,
- trofeo,
- TREVI,
- TARIFF.,
- trf,
- tahrif,
- tarfaya,
- HTR22F,
- drava,
- wtrf-dt2,
- terrify,
- drive,
- dwarf,
- turvy,
- DARF,
- z-drive,
- troughway,
- DUREF,
- DRV/CDT,
- dravi,
- i-drive,
- dove,
- v-drive,
- grove,
- drape,
- Dhruv,
- drone,
- HTRFF,
- Travois,
- Turf-clad,
- Trophi,
- TRAVW,
- tref,
- Draugh,
- TRAV,
- DORF,
- taruffi,
- dravo,
- turriff,
- daraf,
- treyf,
- tairov,
- dorff,
- DRV,
- TRWAF,
- droop,
- HTR11F,
- drive-bys,
- Derf,
- Drave,
- drive-by,
- darif,
- trife,
- TRF-R,
- HTR21F,
- Draff,
- trove,
- durfee,
- durif,
- diaraf,
- turf,
- Turf-moss,
- truvia,
- trova,
- prove,
- trophy,
- trough,
- tariff,
- Trevia,
- dourif,
- -trophy,
- TRUV,
- trifa,
- os-trov,
- HTR12F,
- Drovy,
- trivia,
- turvey,
- TRVV,
- dravya,
- travaux,
- wtrf-dt3,
- trv130,
- trave,
- Turfy,
- TRFIA,
- derve,
- terefah,
- derive,
- drive-up,
- treeify,
- troff,
- dhruva,
- tropho,
- turfier,
- darva,
- -troph,
- TARIF,
- TRHIF,
- trophee,
- travie,
- Drough,
- TTRIF,
- deerhoof,
- treif,
- doriva,
- co-drove,
- turfway,
- dreave,
- driver.
Conjugate verb Drove
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