to lambing
- verb
- /ˈlæmɪŋ/
- The farmer stayed up all night because several ewes were lambing in the barn.
Examples
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The sheep are lambing this spring.
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Why are the sheep lambing so late this year?
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Spring is the busiest season for lambing on the sheep farm.
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She learned how to assist with lambing during her agricultural internship.
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The farmer stayed up all night because several ewes were lambing in the barn.
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Spring is the busiest season for lambing on the sheep farm.
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The sheep are lambing this spring and the farmer is excited to welcome the new lambs.
Synonyms
To have a baby or young animal from your body
To give birth to a young sheep
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lambing the verb is made from lamb ('baby sheep') and the ending -ing that shows an action. So when a sheep is lambing it is 'giving birth to lambs'.