empolder
empolder verb: to construct polders in order to drain land.
Verb
empolder (third-person singular simple present empolders, present participle empoldering, simple past and past participle empoldered)
- To construct polders in order to drain land
Forms of empolder
| third-person singular present | empolders |
|---|---|
| present participle | empoldering |
| past participle | empoldered |
| past | empoldered |
Origin of empolder
From em- + polder, probably influenced by Dutch inpolderen.
Questions about empolder
- What does empolder mean?
- Empolder means to construct polders in order to drain land.
- What part of speech is empolder?
- Empolder is a verb.
- What is the past tense of empolder?
- The past tense of empolder is empoldered.
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