IPA: /plaʊ/
KK: /plaʊ/
A tool used in farming to turn over the soil and prepare it for planting crops.
The farmer used a plough to prepare the field for planting.
The word 'plough' originates from Old English 'plōg', which means a tool used for tilling the soil. It refers specifically to the agricultural implement used for turning over the earth in preparation for planting.
Imagine a tool that 'turns over' the soil — that's what a plough does, helping prepare the ground for planting.