Translation
farm, estate
Word origin
From French bien ('a possession, a good'), whose plural biens means property; from Latin bene ('well'). In Esperanto the sense settled on landed property, a farm or country estate.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- bene
- English cognates
- benefit
Examples
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My grandfather has a large farm near the village.
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Many animals live on the farm.
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They bought an old farm with a big field.
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