Adjective:

चूर्ण लेपित, चुरा, गुंडित,

poldered's Usage Examples:

The area has been re-empoldered since, and the modern village of Borssele is approximately on its site.

south of the lough a number of islands (Burt, Inch, Coney, Big Isle) were poldered and the land reclaimed during the 19th century for agriculture and the.

In the Middle Ages, and until the later Wieringermeer was poldered in and the harbor filled in, Aartswoud was a harbor village on the Zuiderzee.

Most of the lake has been poldered for housing developments.

Waddenzee and perhaps also other areas which are now sea or have been re-empoldered since.

Much of the area has been re-empoldered since.

The reserve has an area of 68,000 hectare of which 15,000 had been poldered for rice cultivation.

After World War II, the areas to the south of the dam were poldered.

one time situated on the edge of a lake called the Lisser Poel (since poldered in) that itself was in connection to the Haarlemmermeer (itself a polder.

However, parts of it were empoldered piecemeal, slowly reducing it from a large two-forked estuary to the nearly.

came in use from the 17th century, after the bigger harbor of Mirns was poldered and became the Wielpolder.

April 1834, the town was renamed Guisanbourg after Jean Samuel Guisan who poldered the region.

name when the former islands Schouwen and Duiveland (and Dreischor) were poldered together.