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    Labrado (en. Tilled)

    /laˈβɾaðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Work done on the land to cultivate it.
    The tilling of the field is essential for a good harvest.
    El labrado del campo es esencial para una buena cosecha.
    Action of carving a material, such as wood or stone.
    The artist dedicated himself to carving sculptures in marble.
    El artista se dedicó al labrado de esculturas en mármol.
    verb
    Action of preparing the land for cultivation.
    Farmers till the land before sowing.
    Los agricultores labran la tierra antes de sembrar.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'labrAR', which comes from the Latin 'laborare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    handcrafted
    The work done manually, without machinery.
    labrado a mano
    fine carving
    It refers to a carved work that is detailed and precise.
    labrado fino

    Related Words

    tillage
    Technique of preparing the land for cultivation.
    labranza
    to till
    Verb that means to perform work on the land.
    labrar

    Slang Meanings

    Solid ground or durable soil.
    This tilled ground feels solid, perfect for building.
    Este labrado se siente sólido, perfecto para construir.