fruitful
پھلدار
definition
adjective
But where to plant this potentially fruitful tree?
(of a tree, a plant, or land) producing much fruit; fertile.
example
Perhaps it is not insignificant that, standing under E. Foecunda, the 'fruitful' eucalypt, the nameless stranger offers Ellen an apple.
The land that he bought from the great house is very 'fruitful' , yielding more harvest than his own land.
Efforts to increase protection for those on the front lines of tiger protection have proved more 'fruitful' .
Maritime historians have been particularly 'fruitful' in this regard.
A 'fruitful' wife is most desirable to maintain the health of the system.
We had 'fruitful' discussions, and no doubt those will continue in the build-up to the next Budget.
A lesser concentration of the form a family takes and more on what it does might prove more 'fruitful' .
To be 'fruitful' , a cacao tree must get individual attention - something the family farm and the small farmer are best suited to provide.
So there then came about a very 'fruitful' collaboration, which has evolved over the last three years.
The holy Abbot Barrind has just visited the Promised Land of the Saints, a beautiful place of flowers and 'fruitful' trees.
The Arabs of Madînah used to fecundate their palm-trees in order to make them more 'fruitful' .
Babylon's aggression is portrayed as a hot wind that will blow across Judah, rendering 'fruitful' land barren and laying waste to cities.
Yet, it would be nice if there were a deductive way to ensure 'fruitful' collaboration.
The authors clearly have several potentially 'fruitful' avenues to explore.
But where to plant this potentially 'fruitful' tree?
Consequently the barren noblewoman of the tale is quick to rush to judgment against her 'fruitful' neighbor.
The Beatles were great because John Lennon and Paul McCartney together formed the most 'fruitful' songwriting partnership in post-war music.
The pictures show squares within squares - the water-holding depressions that in ancient times made the gardens 'fruitful' .
One of the most 'fruitful' bilateral dialogues has been with the Old Catholics.
And if you will trust me as God Almighty, you can and you will be 'fruitful' and multiply.
The rolling green pastures were now dust, plumes of brown and yellow swirling over a land which was once so rich and 'fruitful' .
One would like to see them in a condition of 'fruitful' collaboration.
He just thinks looking might prove more 'fruitful' .
The hundred or so windows overlook 300 metres of lake frontage, an orchard of cherry, apple and pear trees, and an avenue of 'fruitful' walnut trees.
And it reminded me of how God says in the Bible that sometimes a tree needs to be pruned to be 'fruitful' .
A couple of years ago, I was discussing Genesis 1: 28 with a group of Christians when one ventured the opinion that the part about being 'fruitful' and multiplying was well taken care of.
I met with head teachers from the schools on Monday and this meeting was extremely 'fruitful' for all concerned.
Bourg's experimental results have shown that flowers that receive pollen from other plants are more 'fruitful' than those fertilized by their own pollen.
I found this point particularly 'fruitful' in approaching these two Chinese American women writers.
It's especially 'fruitful' for me to hear a different perspective.
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