Definition

A specific quantity of twenty-four sheaves of wheat, or a group of things or people.

Example

The farmer harvested a thrave of wheat this season.

Conversation

Did you know a thrave is actually a group of twenty-four things?

Really? I had no idea!

Yeah, like it can refer to sheaves of wheat or just a bunch of stuff.

That's interesting! I love learning new words like that.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'thrave' originates from Old English 'þrāfian', meaning to thrive or prosper. It is related to the concept of growth and success, particularly in terms of crops or well-being.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word for thriving or prospering, which helps you remember that 'thrave' relates to growth and success.

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