HARROWS Meaning and
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Harrows, as a noun, refer to a type of farm implement used for breaking up and smoothing the surface of soil or ground. It consists of a heavy frame with several spikes, discs, or blades attached to it. These spikes or blades are commonly made of metal and are usually arranged in a row, parallel to each other. The harrow is commonly pulled by a tractor or draft animals across the field in order to pulverize the soil, remove weeds, and prepare it for planting crops. By breaking up clods of earth and leveling the ground, harrows help to create a better seedbed for the efficient growth of plants.
As a verb, "harrows" is the third-person singular form of the verb "harrow." It refers to the action of using a harrow or subjecting soil or ground to harrowing. The process involves dragging the implement across the field, allowing the spikes or blades to penetrate into the ground and break it up. This action loosens the soil, removes weeds, and helps to improve its structure for seed germination and plant growth. Harrowing is commonly performed before sowing seeds, cultivation, or planting to prepare the soil and ensure optimal conditions for crop development.
In a figurative sense, "harrows" can also describe an emotional state or experience that causes distress, torment, or grief. It reflects the idea of deeply unsettling or disturbing feelings, similar to the action of the harrow deeply penetrating and disrupting the soil.
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Etymology of HARROWS
The word "harrows" can be traced back to the Old English word "hergian", which means "to devastate" or "to ravage". It originated from the Proto-Germanic word "hargōną", which has a similar meaning of "pillaging" or "destroying". The term later evolved into "harrow" in Middle English, referring to an agricultural implement used for breaking up and leveling soil. The verb form "harrows" is derived from this noun, meaning to cultivate or prepare land using a harrow.
Similar spelling words for HARROWS
- harrow,
- Harju,
- harris,
- hark,
- Harres,
- hares,
- harsh,
- Harriss,
- harshaw,
- Heroes,
- Harjo,
- harsch,
- harass,
- Narrows,
- harries,
- haris,
- harrisia,
- HARIG.
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