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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesganado
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ganado
"El ganado pasta tranquilamente en el campo."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Domesticated animals kept on a farm or ranch and raised for use and profit, such as cattle, sheep, and pigs.
"The harsh winter severely impacted the farmers and their livestock."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from live (adjective) + stock (in the sense 'farm property').
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Livestock" is said worldwide
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bétail
Transliteration: bétail
"Le fermier soigne son bétail tous les matins."
Vieh
Transliteration: Vieh
"Der Bauer treibt das Vieh auf die Weide."
bestiame
Transliteration: bestiame
"Il pascolo è pieno di bestiame."
ganado
Transliteration: ganado
"El ganado pasta tranquilamente en el campo."
gado
Transliteration: gado
"O fazendeiro tem muito gado em sua terra."
पशुधन
Transliteration: pashudhan
"गाँव के लोग अपनी आजीविका के लिए पशुधन पर निर्भर हैं।"
牲畜
Transliteration: shēngchù
"农民正在喂养牲畜。"
가축
Transliteration: gachuk
"농부는 겨울을 대비해 가축을 우리에 넣었습니다."
家畜
Transliteration: kachiku
"農家では多くの家畜を飼育しています。"
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