English [ edit ] gardening (usually uncountable , plural gardenings
The process or action of cultivating the soil , particularly in a garden ; the care of a garden; horticulture .
His hobby was gardening .
1833 James Rennie , “The Word Gardening”, in Alphabet of Scientific Gardening for the Use of Beginners , London: William Orr, page 1:Gardening , then, is a sort of refined farming upon a limited scale.
1864 August – 1866 January, [Elizabeth] Gaskell , chapter XLVI, in Wives and Daughters. An Every-day Story. [ … ] Smith, Elder and Co. , [ … ] 1866 , →OCLC Warm ambient air, loiterings abroad, gardenings , flowers to take about, and preserves to make, soothed the wicked imp to slumber in the parish of Hollingford in summer-time.
( by extension ) care , maintenance , or curation , especially digitally .
wiki gardening digital gardening 2008 Professional Wikis , John Wiley & Sons, →ISBN page 171 :Several special pages help with the wiki gardening task:¶ ❑ Uncategorized pages (Special:Uncategorizedpages): These are pages that do not have one or more categories assigned. Use this page to ensure that all pages are categorized.
2020 September 3, Tanya Basu, “Digital gardens let you cultivate your own little bit of the internet”, in MIT Technology Review [1] Tom Critchlow, a consultant who has been cultivating his digital garden for years, spells out the main difference between old-school blogging and digital gardening .
( cricket ) batsman prodding at the pitch with his bat , typically in order to flatten any bumps.Derived terms [ edit ] Translations [ edit ] the care of a garden
Albanian: kopshtari (sq) f
Arabic: بَسْتَنَة f ( bastana )
Armenian: այգեգործություն (hy) ( aygegorcutʻyun )
Azerbaijani: bağçılıq
Belarusian: садо́ўніцтва n ( sadóŭnictva ) , садаво́дства n ( sadavódstva )
Bulgarian: градина́рство n ( gradinárstvo )
Catalan: jardineria f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 园艺 (zh) ( yuányì ) , 園藝 ／ 园艺 (zh) ( yuányì )
Czech: zahradnictví (cs) n
Danish: havearbejde (da) n havebrug n
Dutch: tuinieren (nl) n tuinbouw (nl) m
Esperanto: ĝardenado
Estonian: aiandus
Finnish: puutarhanhoito (fi)
French: jardinage (fr) m horticulture (fr) f
Galician: xardinaxe (gl) f
Georgian: მებაღეობა ( mebaɣeoba )
German: Gartenarbeit (de) f Gärtnerei (de) f Gartenbau (de) m
Greek: κηπουρική (el) f ( kipourikí )
Gujarati: બાગકામ ( bāgkām )
Hebrew: גינון / גִּנּוּן (he) m ( ginún )
Hindi: बाग़बानी f ( bāġbānī )
Hungarian: kertészkedés (hu) , kertészet (hu)
Icelandic: garðyrkja f
Irish: garraíodóireacht
Italian: giardinaggio (it) m
Japanese: 庭 いじり ( にわいじり, niwa-ijiri ) , ガーデニング (ja) ( gādeningu ) , 庭 仕事 ( にわしごと, niwa-shigoto ) ; 土 いじり ( つちいじり, tsuchi-ijiri ) ( for leisure ) : , 園芸 (ja) ( えんげい, engei )
Kazakh: бағбаншылық ( bağbanşylyq ) , баушылық ( bauşylyq )
Korean: 원예(園藝) (ko) ( wonye )
Kyrgyz: багбанчылык (ky) ( bagbancılık )
Latvian: dārzkopība f
Lithuanian: sodininkystė f
Macedonian: градинарство n ( gradinarstvo )
Maori: mahi māra
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hagebruk n hagearbeid n
Nynorsk: hagebruk n
Persian: باغبانی (fa) ( bâğbâni )
Polish: ogrodnictwo (pl) n badylarstwo n ( colloquial, derogatory )
Portuguese: jardinagem (pt) f
Romanian: grădinărit (ro) n horticultură (ro) f
Russian: садово́дство (ru) n ( sadovódstvo )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: цвећа́рство n цвјећа́рство n вртла́рство n хортикулту́ра f
Roman: cvećárstvo n cvjećárstvo n vrtlárstvo (sh) n hortikultúra (sh) f
Slovak: záhradníctvo (sk) n
Slovene: vrtnarjenje n vrtnarstvo n hortikultura f
Spanish: jardinería (es)
Swedish: trädgårdsodling c hortikultur (sv) c
Tajik: боғдори ( boġdori ) , боғпарварӣ ( boġparvarī ) , боғшинонӣ ( boġšinonī ) , боғбонӣ ( boġbonī ) , рустанипарварӣ ( rustaniparvarī )
Tatar: бакчачылык (tt) ( baqçaçılıq )
Telugu: తోటపని (te) ( tōṭapani )
Thai: การจัดสวน
Turkmen: bagbançylyk (tk)
Ukrainian: садівни́цтво n ( sadivnýctvo )
Urdu: بَاغْبَانِی f ( bāġbānī )
Uyghur: باغۋەنچىلىك ( baghwenchilik )
Uzbek: bogʻdorchilik (uz)
Welsh: garddio (cy)
Yiddish: גערטנערײַ n ( gertneray )
gardening
present participle and gerund of garden He had been gardening all day.
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