Definition

A type of clover plant with yellow flowers, commonly grown for animal feed and as a green manure crop, especially in warm regions.

Example

Farmers often plant berseem to improve soil quality and provide forage for livestock.

Conversation

Have you ever seen berseem growing in the fields?

Yes, I noticed it last summer; it looks so vibrant and green!

I heard it's great for livestock as forage.

Absolutely! Farmers love it for providing good nutrition.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Berseem originates from Arabic 'barseem' (meaning clover), which refers to a type of clover that is often used as fodder for livestock. The word has been adopted into English to describe this specific plant.

Memory Tip

Think of the Arabic word 'barseem' for clover, which helps you remember that 'berseem' refers to a type of clover used for animal feed.

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