peasant
فلاح
definition
noun
As a result, poor peasants might find themselves paying their dues to a wealthy peasant, and never see the lord at all.
a poor farmer of low social status who owns or rents a small piece of land for cultivation (chiefly in historical use or with reference to subsistence farming in poorer countries).
translation of 'peasant'
noun
قروي,
ريفي,
فلاح
example
Noble, bourgeois, and 'peasant' alike associated status with exemption from public demands.
They set out the next day and at evening approached a small hut from which a poor 'peasant' emerged.
It was also true that the country was still poor and that the life of a 'peasant' was hard.
'peasant' farmers
A tan face signifies the status of a lowly 'peasant' who has worked in the fields all her life.
As a result, poor 'peasants' might find themselves paying their dues to a wealthy peasant, and never see the lord at all.
So why should they care about the plight of the 'peasantry' ?
Jerin's pants were loose, almost 'peasanty' , I thought, and his boots were just below his knees.
They were short of land, monopolized as it was by capitalist farmers and aged 'peasants' .
Some poorer 'peasants' sold their land as soon as their ownership was confirmed, and then went to the towns in search of work.
For a quick cheat, I think this recipe has a fairly 'peasanty' feel to it.
The chickpea was certainly used by the Romans, but regarded as a food for 'peasants' and poor people.
He has directed policies that have resulted in the driving of millions of poor 'peasants' from their land.
The victims were from a group of poor 'peasants' who had occupied a 49-acre plot of land.
Although a majority of Italians were peasants, Italian nationalism had been remarkably inattentive to the 'peasantry' .
You know a lot of farmers and 'peasants' cannot use a sword, but most of them are familiar with crossbows.
When the workers, urban poor and 'peasants' want things from such a bourgeoisie they have to fight for them.
In the countryside 'peasants' began organising to seize land and to withhold rent.
Poor 'peasants' can be easily persuaded to plant the crop - either by fists full of dollars or guns to the temple.
In the countryside the 'peasantry' had all but disappeared.
Lula has also raised calls for radical land reform to assist 'peasants' and the rural poor.
The black majority were reduced to impoverished 'peasants' and landless labourers.
A triple blow has hit the country's rural proletariat and 'peasantry' .
Feudal lords were authorized to collect taxes from the 'peasantry' .
A starter of bucatini (a slightly hollow spaghetti) with squid was altogether more 'peasanty' .
The 'peasants' have become poorer and the working class has been exploited to the point where the worker is almost a slave.
It is robust, 'peasanty' and rustic with all the feel-good, comfort qualities of home-made food, but more interesting and commendably professional than your own, all too familiar efforts.
It was no longer divided between the small élite of landowners and a mass of 'peasants' and the poor.
Wares makes his excellent puff pastry into a flat, 'peasanty' square topped with melting onions and thyme.
Labour tenants, intent on salvaging some of their status as 'peasants' , were often reluctant workers.
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