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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries農家
Pronunciation / Transliteration: nōka
"農家は新しい技術を導入しています。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A household or family engaged in farming or agriculture.
"The nōka in the region have been practicing sustainable farming for generations." - 2
A person who works in agriculture, especially as a farmer.
"As a nōka, he is deeply connected to the land and its cycles."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'nōka' originates from the Japanese language, where it refers to a farmer or agricultural worker. It is derived from the kanji 農家, which combines the characters for 'agriculture' (農) and 'house' (家), indicating a household engaged in farming. The usage of the term has evolved over time to encompass various aspects of rural life and farming practices in Japan.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Nōka" is said worldwide
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Agriculteur
Transliteration: aɡʁikyltœʁ
"L'agriculteur cultive des légumes bio."
Landwirt
Transliteration: ˈlantˌvɪʁt
"Der Landwirt verkauft frisches Gemüse auf dem Markt."
Agricoltore
Transliteration: aɡriˈkoltoɾe
"L'agricoltore lavora duramente nei campi."
Agricultor
Transliteration: aɡɾikulˈtoɾ
"El agricultor cosecha frutas frescas."
Agricultor
Transliteration: aɡɾikuɫˈtoʁ
"O agricultor planta novas sementes a cada primavera."
किसान
Transliteration: kisān
"किसान फसल की देखभाल कर रहा है।"
农民
Transliteration: nóngmín
"农民在田里工作。"
농부
Transliteration: nongbu
"농부는 작물을 재배합니다."
農家
Transliteration: nōka
"農家は新しい技術を導入しています。"
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