Resembling, characteristic of, or abundant with fields; open and spacious like a field; relating to or suited for fieldwork.
From 'field' plus the adjectival suffix '-y' (Old English '-ig'), which transforms nouns into adjectives. Common pattern in English where '-y' adds the meaning 'having the quality of' or 'resembling,' as in 'rainy,' 'stony,' 'cloudy.'
The '-y' suffix is so powerful that English speakers can instantly understand 'fieldy' even if they've never heard it before—this generative capacity lets English create new adjectives spontaneously when needed.
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