IPA: /ˈlɪstər/
KK: /ˈlɪstər/
A tool used in farming that has two moldboards to turn the soil on both sides of a furrow, often used for planting seeds.
The farmer used a lister to prepare the field for planting corn.
The word 'lister' originates from Old English 'līster', meaning a person who lists or enumerates. It refers to someone who makes a list or catalog of items.
Think of someone who 'lists' things — that's what a 'lister' does, they are a person who makes lists.