silvopasture

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈsɪlvəpɑːst͡ʃə/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /-pæs-/
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• General-American: /ˈsɪlvəˌpæst͡ʃəɹ/
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• General-American: /ˌpæʃ-/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *sel-der.? Latin silvalbor. English silvo- 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 English silvopasture From silvo- (prefix meaning ‘forest; wood’) + pasture (noun). Silvo- is a learned borrowing from Latin silva (“forest, wood; grove, orchard”), possibly from Proto-Indo-European *sel-, *swel- (“beam; board; firewood, wood”).

24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: го́рско па́сище (górsko pásište) — forested or wooded area where domesticated animals are allowed to graze
• Chinese Mandarin: 森林牧場 /森林牧场 (sēnlínmùchǎng, sēnlínmùcháng) — forested or wooded area where domesticated animals are allowed to graze
• Finnish: metsälaidun — forested or wooded area where domesticated animals are allowed to graze
• German: Hudewald — forested or wooded area where domesticated animals are allowed to graze
• German: Hutewald — forested or wooded area where domesticated animals are allowed to graze
• Polish: las pastwiskowy — forested or wooded area where domesticated animals are allowed to graze
• Spanish: silvopastoril — forested or wooded area where domesticated animals are allowed to graze
• Catalan: silvopastura — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Czech: lesní pastva — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Finnish: metsälaidunnus — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Finnish: metsälaiduntaminen — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• French: sylvopastoralisme — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Igbo: silvopasture — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Indonesian: silvopastura — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Indonesian: wanatêrnak — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Italian: silvopastorizia — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Persian: جنگل مرتعی — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Polish: wypas leśny — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Portuguese: sistema silvipastoril — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Spanish: sistemas silvopastoriles — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Swedish: skogsbete — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Tamil: மேய்ச்சற்காடு (mēyccaṟkāṭu) — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Ukrainian: лісопасовище (lisopasovyšče) — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas
• Vietnamese: chăn nuôi dưới tán rừng — practice of allowing domesticated animals to graze in forested or wooded areas