grainland
3.5
Land used to grow grain like wheat or corn
- noun
:
tierra de cultivo
- Efforts to protect grainland are essential for maintaining food production levels.
- grainland shrinkage
- grainland area
- grainland area shrinks
Examples
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Hello, Grainland!
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Farmers rely on fertile grainland to successfully grow crops like wheat and corn.
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The grainland in the Midwest is known for its rich soil and high crop yields.
Synonyms
farmland
vsgrainland
50
1.7
Land where people grow crops or raise animals
restricts meaning to land used only for growing wheat, corn, or barley
cropland
vsgrainland
4
3.0
Land that is used to grow crops like grains or vegetables
applies only to land used for particular cereal crops like wheat, corn, and barley
cultivated land
vsgrainland
1
2.9
Land prepared and used for growing crops like wheat or corn
means land used specifically for crops such as wheat, corn, and barley rather than any plants
grainfield
vsgrainland
1
2.6
A field where farmers grow plants like wheat or oats
is a broader term for any land used to grow wheat, corn, or barley
grain field
vsgrainland
1
1.9
A field where crops like wheat and barley grow
is more general, applying to any land used to grow those crops
5.6
Land prepared by farmers for growing crops
focuses specifically on land used to grow wheat, corn, or barley rather than plowing status
tilled land
vsgrainland
3.7
Land that farmers plow and use to grow crops
emphasizes land used for particular crops like wheat, corn, and barley rather than cultivation method
How Productive
breadbasket
4
4.4
4
4.4
grainland
3.5
Surface Forms
grainland singular
grainlands plural
Morphology
Etymology
Grainland is simply made of grain and land, and grain comes from an old word meaning 'seed'. So grainland is land where seed crops like wheat, corn or barley are grown, which is why it means land used for growing grain.