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agronym

/ˈaɡɹəʊnɪm/

agronym noun: any proper name by which a field or other unit of agricultural land is known.

Noun

agronym (plural agronyms)

  1. Any proper name by which a field or other unit of agricultural land is known.

Forms of agronym

pluralagronyms

Origin of agronym

Ancient Greek ᾰ̓γρός (ăgrós, “field, tilled land, farm”) + English -onym (“name”)

Questions about agronym

What does agronym mean?
Agronym means any proper name by which a field or other unit of agricultural land is known.
What part of speech is agronym?
Agronym is a noun.
How do you pronounce agronym?
Agronym is pronounced /ˈaɡɹəʊnɪm/.
What is the plural of agronym?
The plural of agronym is agronyms.

Words near agronym in the dictionary

  1. agronomies
  2. agronomist
  3. agronomists
  4. Agronomovca
  5. agronomy
  6. agronym
  7. agropark
  8. agroparks
  9. agropastoral
  10. agropastoralism
  11. agropastoralist

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