English
Etymology
From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Middle French agrarien, from (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Latin agrarius (“of the land”), from stem of ager (“field”) + -arius
Pronunciation
Adjective
agrarian (comparative more agrarian, superlative most agrarian)
- Of, or relating to, the ownership, tenure and cultivation of land.
- Agricultural or rural.
- (botany) wild; said of plants growing in a cultivated field.
Translations
relating to the cultivation of land
- Arabic: زِرَاعِيّ (zirāʕiyy)
- Belarusian: агра́рны m (ahrárny), зяме́льны (zjamjélʹny), зямляро́бскі (zjamljaróbski), ральнíчы (ralʹníčy), ро́льніцкі (rólʹnicki)
- Catalan: agrari (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 農業的／农业的 (zh), 农业的 (zh) (nóngyè de), 土地的 (zh) (tǔdì de)
- Crimean Tatar: agrar
- Czech: agrární (cs), zemědělský (cs)
- Esperanto: agrara
- Finnish: maanviljelys- (fi), agraarinen (fi)
- French: agraire (fr)
- Galician: agrario m
- Georgian: აგრარული (agraruli)
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- German: Agrar-, agrarisch (de)
- Greek: αγροτικός (el) (agrotikós)
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- Italian: agrario (it)
- Japanese: 農業の (ja) (のうぎょうの, nōgyō no)
- Latin: agrārius
- Polish: rolny (pl), agrarny (pl), rolniczy (pl)
- Portuguese: agrário (pt)
- Russian: агра́рный (ru) (agrárnyj), земе́льный (ru) (zemélʹnyj), земледе́льческий (ru) (zemledélʹčeskij)
- Spanish: agrario (es)
- Ukrainian: агра́рний (uk) (ahrárnyj), земе́льний (zemélʹnyj), землеро́бський (zemleróbsʹkyj), рільни́чий (rilʹnýčyj), рільни́цький (rilʹnýcʹkyj)
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Noun
agrarian (plural agrarians)
- A person who advocates the political interests of working farmers
