Translation
ground, soil
Word origin
From German Grund and English ground, a Germanic word for the earth under your feet. Esperanto uses grundo for soil as a material, the stuff plants grow in, while tero covers the earth, land and the planet.
- Origin
- Germanic
- Root
- Grund
- English cognates
- ground
Examples
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The soil in the garden is rich.
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The plant needs good soil and water.
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Nothing grows in that poor soil.
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