vervago.
to plough land for the first time after it has lain fallow
Meaning & usage
to plough land for the first time after it has lain fallow
Where this word comes from
Pliny the Elder derives it from vēre (“in spring”, ablative of time) + agō (“to drive, lead”), which has the appearance of a folk etymology; in particular, the medial -v- is unaccounted for. However, no other explanation is available.
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