pieart

Latvian

Etymology

From pie- +‎ art (“to plow”).

Verb

pieart (tr. or intr., 1st conj., pres. piearu, piear, piear, past piearu)

  1. to move close (to something) while plowing
    pieart pie kaimiņu robežas ― to plow as far as, close to, the border with the neighbors
    ap pusdienas laiku viņš man piara klāt ― around noon he plowed close to me
  2. to add (some area, to some other area) by plowing
    pieart kādu strēmeli klāt pie esoša lauka ― to add (by plowing) some strip (of land) to the existing field

Conjugation

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