Earch

/ɜːrtʃ/ noun

An archaic or dialectal form referring to a plowed field or cultivated land. Rarely used in modern English.

From Old English 'erce' or 'eorce', related to 'earth' and meaning cultivated ground or field. The word evolved from Germanic roots meaning 'to work the soil' and is related to the modern German 'Acker' (field).

📖 Full word page — etymology, 47 translations, audio 🔑 Get Free API Key — 50 lookups/day 📚 Read the Docs — integrate Word Orb