leddharv.
a flexible or articulated-frame harrow; a shallow-working harrow made of two to four connected rows of short wooden blocks, each carrying one or two wooden or iron tines, designed to follow uneven or stony ground and used to level fields and cover seed or manure
Meaning & usage
a flexible or articulated-frame harrow; a shallow-working harrow made of two to four connected rows of short wooden blocks, each carrying one or two wooden or iron tines, designed to follow uneven or stony ground and used to level fields and cover seed or manure
Where this word comes from
From ledd (“joint, link; articulated section”) + harv (“harrow”), literally “link harrow”. Parallel formations include Danish ledharve, Swedish ledharv and länkharv, and German Gliederegge (“flexible harrow, articulated-frame harrow”).
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Last enriched 2026-09-10. Definitions are in English. Romanizations are shown when supplied by the source; syllable estimates are omitted for unsupported scripts.