arrendar.
to pile soil around the stem or trunk of a plant; in particular, of a vine
Meaning & usage
to pile soil around the stem or trunk of a plant; in particular, of a vine
to hoe a field for a second time in a season, usually piling the soil by the plant
to be earning a bad outcome (what goes around comes around)
Where this word comes from
Attested since the 15th century, from Latin retineo. Doublet of reter.
to rent
Where this word comes from
Attested since 1269, earlier in Latin charters, from a- + renda + -ar.
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