Translation of "soil" into Latin
humus, terra, spurco are the top translations of "soil" into Latin.
(uncountable) A mixture of sand and organic material, used to support plant growth. [..]
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humus
noun femininemixture of sand and organic material
The soil poisoned with blood forbade the enemy to remain long by the ruins of the buried city.
Ceterum adsidere sepultae urbis ruinis noxia tabo humus haud diu permisit.
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terra
proper feminine‘Earth’ as ‘soil’ (but not as a specialized professional term, e.g., Eng. ‘soil’ itself). To be separated from ‘ground’ (= ‘surface’), ‘land’ (= ‘dry land’ or ‘property’), etc. Also to be separated from specific kinds of soil (‘red earth’, ‘black earth’, ‘clayey soil’ etc.). Contexts are the same as in No.71 ‘sand’.
This field's soil is moist.
Terra huius agri humida est.
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spurco
verbto make dirty
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Less frequent translations
- polluo
- inquino
- solum
- tellus
- commeio
- glaeba
- gleba
- Terra
- ager
- arva
- arvum
- cloaco
- collino
- concaco
- conlino
- foedo
- humus ''f''
- seges
- turpo
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Phrases similar to "soil" with translations into Latin
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uber
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creta
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subactio
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soli Mechanicae
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defodio
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Genera soli
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sordeo
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accumulo · adcumulo