Definition of arrish in English:

arrish

noun ˈarɪʃ

Southern, English Regional

A stubble-field; stubble; = "eddish". Formerly also (occasionally): an aftergrowth of grass, clover, etc., after mowing.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: King Caedwalla to Bishop Wilfrid. Probably from the Germanic base of ear + the Germanic base of -ish, although no cognates are known.

Definition of arrish in US English:

arrish

nounˈarɪʃ

Southern, English Regional

A stubble-field; stubble; = "eddish". Formerly also (occasionally): an aftergrowth of grass, clover, etc., after mowing.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: King Caedwalla to Bishop Wilfrid. Probably from the Germanic base of ear + the Germanic base of -ish, although no cognates are known.

词汇	arrish
释义	Definition of arrish in English: arrish noun ˈarɪʃ Southern, English Regional A stubble-field; stubble; = "eddish". Formerly also (occasionally): an aftergrowth of grass, clover, etc., after mowing. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: King Caedwalla to Bishop Wilfrid. Probably from the Germanic base of ear + the Germanic base of -ish, although no cognates are known. Definition of arrish in US English: arrish nounˈarɪʃ Southern, English Regional A stubble-field; stubble; = "eddish". Formerly also (occasionally): an aftergrowth of grass, clover, etc., after mowing. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: King Caedwalla to Bishop Wilfrid. Probably from the Germanic base of ear + the Germanic base of -ish, although no cognates are known.
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