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H1 histamine antagonist
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Clay stone
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Blastema
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Concretion
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Coccus
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Solenodon
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Batesian mimicry
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Resistivity
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Perigranitic
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Green bean
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Radiometer
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Species
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MA
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Stephan's quintet
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Chromosphere
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Ice core
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Episiotomy
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Recycling
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Broccoli
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Ogg Vorbis
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Anti-HER
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Salix viminalis
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Fluorescence microscope
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IATA
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Font
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Forums
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Anterior
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Glucagon
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Down quark
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Himalayan brown bear
Arable land
The word 'arable' comes from the Latin word arare, which means 'to plough'. Arable land is therefore land that can be ploughed and, by extension, land that can be used to grow crops.
As you can see on the left (ploughing), this land is arable land. © Antarius CC by
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