Sheaves Meaning in English
word · lemma: sheaf
Definition
Bundles of grain stalks that have been cut and tied together, often after harvesting wheat, barley, or similar crops.
Usage & Nuances
'Sheaves' is the plural of 'sheaf.' Mostly used in agricultural or historical contexts. Not common in modern conversation unless discussing traditional farming or poetry/classical literature. The correct verb is 'bind/make sheaves,' not 'make sheafs.'
Example Sentences
Several sheaves of wheat lay in the field.
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Children played by the sheaves all afternoon.
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We helped Grandpa stack the sheaves in the old barn before sunset.
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The farmer tied the sheaves together after the harvest.
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"Don’t forget the sheaves by the fence!" shouted my uncle as we finished.
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In the old days, seeing golden sheaves meant harvest time was truly over.
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