pasture

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːst͡ʃə/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpæs-/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [-tjə]
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• General-American: /ˈpæst͡ʃəɹ/
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• General-American: /ˈpæʃ-/
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• General-American, dialectal: /-təɹ/
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• General-American: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• rhymes with (RP) -ɑːstʃə
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• rhymes with -ɑːstjə
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• rhymes with (GA) -æstʃəɹ
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• rhymes with (US, dialectal) -æstə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: P AE1 S CH ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *peh2- Proto-Indo-European *péh2sti Proto-Italic *pāskōr Latin pāscor Proto-Indo-European *-tew-? Proto-Indo-European *-r-eh2? Latin -tūra Latin pastūra Anglo-Norman pastourbor. Middle English pasture English pasture Inherited from Middle English pasture, borrowed from Anglo-Norman pastour, from Latin pastūra, from pāscor + -tūra.

169 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: weiveld — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Albanian: luadh — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Albanian: shtrungë — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Arabic: مَرْعًى (marʕan) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Arabic: مَسْرَح (masraḥ) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Armenian: արոտ (arot) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Armenian: արոտավայր (arotavayr) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Aromanian: pãshuni — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Azerbaijani: otlaq — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Azerbaijani: örüş — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Bashkir: көтөүлек (kötöwlek) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Belarusian: вы́пас (výpas) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Belarusian: вы́гул (výhul) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Belarusian: вы́ган (výhan) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Belarusian: па́ша (páša) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Bengali: চারণভূমি (caronbhumi) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Bulgarian: па́сище (pásište) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Bulgarian: па́сбище (pásbište) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Bulgarian: па́ша (páša) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Burmese: စားကျက် (ca:kyak) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Catalan: prat — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Catalan: pastura — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Cherokee: ᏠᎨᏏ (tlogesi) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Chinese Cantonese: 牧場 /牧场 (muk6 coeng4) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Chinese Mandarin: 牧場 /牧场 (mùchǎng) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Chinese Mandarin: 牧草地 (mùcǎodì) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Cornish: peurva — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Czech: pastvina — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Danish: græsgang — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Dutch: weiland — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Dutch: weide — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Estonian: karjamaa — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Finnish: laidun — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Finnish: laidunmaa — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• French: pâture — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• French: pâturage — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• French: pré — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• French: prairie — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Old French: pasture — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Friulian: pasture — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Friulian: passon — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Friulian: pasc — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Galician: pasto — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Galician: campo — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Galician: prado — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Georgian: საძოვარი (saʒovari) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• German: Weide — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Old High German: winne — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Greek: βοσκότοπος (voskótopos) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Greek: λιβάδι (livádi) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ancient Greek: βοτάνη (botánē) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ancient Greek: νομός (nomós) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Hindi: चरागाह (carāgāh) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Hindi: चरणभूमि (caraṇbhūmi) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Hungarian: legelő — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Icelandic: beitiland — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Indonesian: padang rumput — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Irish: féarach — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Irish: tuar — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Irish: buaile — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Irish: cuibhreann — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Italian: pastura — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Italian: pascolo — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Japanese: 牧草地 (bokusōchi) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Japanese: 牧草 (bokusō) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Kazakh: жайылым (jaiylym) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Khmer: តិណភូមិ (tenaʼphuum) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Khmer: វាលស្មៅ (viəl smaw) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Korean: 목장 (mokjang) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Korean: 목초지 (mokchoji) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Central Kurdish: لەوەڕگا (lewerrga) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Northern Kurdish: çêregeh — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Kyrgyz: жайлоо (jayloo) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Kyrgyz: жайыт (jayıt) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Lao: ເຖື່ອນຫຍ້າ (thư̄an nyā) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Lao: ໂຄຈະຣະພູມ (khō cha ra phūm) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Lao: ທົ່ງຫຍ້າລ້ຽງສັດ (thong nyā līang sat) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Latin: pāstus — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Latin: pāscuum — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Latin: pābulātiō — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Latvian: ganības — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Lithuanian: ganyklà — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Macedonian: пасиште (pasište) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Malay: padang rumput — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Manchu: ᠨᡠᡴᡨᡝ (nukte) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Mongolian: бэлчээр (belčeer) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Mongolian: ᠪᠡᠯᠴᠢᠭᠡᠷ (belčiger) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Norman: pâtuthe — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Norwegian Bokmål: beite — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Norwegian Bokmål: beitemark — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Norwegian Nynorsk: beite — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Norwegian Nynorsk: beitemark — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Occitan: pastura — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Old English: lǣs — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Pashto: څړ (caṛ) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Pashto: څړځاي (caṛjāy) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Iranian Persian: چَراگاه (čarâgâh) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Iranian Persian: مَسْرَح (masrah) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Plautdietsch: Weid — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Plautdietsch: Jräs — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Polabian: postvaistĕ — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Polish: pastwisko — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Portuguese: pasto — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Portuguese: pastadouro — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Portuguese: pastadoiro — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Romanian: pășune — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Romanian: imaș — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Russian: па́стбище (pástbišče) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Russian: вы́пас (výpas) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Russian: вы́гон (výgon) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Serbo-Croatian: па̏шња̄к — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Serbo-Croatian: pȁšnjāk — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Sicilian: pastura — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Slovak: pastvina — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Slovak: pasienok — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Slovene: pašnik — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: pasto — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: pradera — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: dehesa — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: prado — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: acampo — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: pastizal — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: alijar — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Spanish: alijares — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Swedish: betesmark — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Swedish: bete — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Swedish: beteshage — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Tajik: чарогоҳ (čarogoh) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Tatar: көтүлек (kötülek) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Thai: ทุ่งหญ้า (tûng-yâa) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Thai: ทุ่งเลี้ยงสัตว์ (tûng-líiang-sàt) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Thai: ทุ่งหญ้าเลี้ยงสัตว์ (tûng-yâa-líiang-sàt) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Turkish: otlak — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Turkish: mera — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ottoman Turkish: اوتلاق (otlak) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ottoman Turkish: مرتع (mertaʿ) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Turkmen: öri — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ukrainian: ви́пас (výpas) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ukrainian: ви́гін (výhin) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ukrainian: пасови́ще (pasovýšče) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Ukrainian: пасови́сько (pasovýsʹko) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Urdu: چَرا گاہ (carā gāh) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Urdu: چَراگاہ (carāgāh) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Uyghur: ئوتلاق (otlaq) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Uzbek: yaylov — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Uzbek: oʻtloq — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Venetan: pastura — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Vietnamese: bãi chăn — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Vietnamese: đồng cỏ — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Welsh: porfa — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Yakut: мэччирэҥ (meččireŋ) — land on which cattle can be kept for feeding
• Afrikaans: wei — to herd animals into a pasture
• Armenian: արածեցնել (aracecʻnel) — to herd animals into a pasture
• Bulgarian: паса (pasa) — to herd animals into a pasture
• Catalan: pasturar — to herd animals into a pasture
• Finnish: laiduntaa — to herd animals into a pasture
• German: weiden — to herd animals into a pasture
• Greek: βόσκω (vósko) — to herd animals into a pasture
• Hungarian: legeltet — to herd animals into a pasture
• Italian: pascolare — to herd animals into a pasture
• Japanese: 放牧する (hōboku suru) — to herd animals into a pasture
• Old English: lǣswian — to herd animals into a pasture
• Polish: paść — to herd animals into a pasture
• Quechua: michiy — to herd animals into a pasture
• Romanian: păstori — to herd animals into a pasture
• Romanian: pășuna — to herd animals into a pasture
• Romanian: paște — to herd animals into a pasture
• Russian: пасти́ (pastí) — to herd animals into a pasture
• Spanish: pastar — to herd animals into a pasture