The meaning of Homesteads

Homesteads – definition

noun
A house, especially a farmhouse, and outbuildings.
Usage examples:
All spent idyllic summers visiting their widowed grandmother, emma darwin, at down house, the old h…
noun
An area of land (usually 160 acres) granted to a settler in the west as a home.
Usage examples:
Under the 1868 treaty indians were permitted to claim 160-acre homesteads on public lands.

noun
A house and the surrounding area of land, esp. land obtained from the government which is lived on and used for farming

noun
Property that is your permanent home and not a second home or property that you rent to someone else
Usage examples:
In some states your homestead can't be touched by creditors - no matter when it was purchased., dev…

Homesteads translation into English

Homesteads: translate from English into Chinese

宅基地, 家园

Homesteads: translate from English into Dutch

Boerderijen, Woonstee

Homesteads: translate from English into French

Fermes, Propriété

Homesteads: translate from English into German

Gehöfte, Heimstätte, Familiensitz, Heimstätte für siedler

Homesteads: translate from English into Hindi

होमस्टीड्स, रियासत, इलाक़ा

Homesteads: translate from English into Italian

Fattorie, Fattoria, Casolare, Fattoria e annessi

Homesteads: translate from English into Korean

농가, 주택, 자작 농장, 택지

Homesteads: translate from English into Russian

Усадьбы, Усадьба, Ферма, Участок

Homesteads: translate from English into Spanish

Haciendas, Granja, Casa, Caserío

Word origin

Old English hāmstede ‘a settlement’ (see home, stead).

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Homesteads – similar words

homesteaders

noun
Someone who goes to live and grow crops on land given by the government, especially in the past
Usage examples:
In the 1800s, thousands of homesteaders settled on the prairies of the western us.

All meanings and translations of Homesteaders

homesteader

noun
Someone who goes to live and grow crops on land given by the government, especially in the past
Usage examples:
In the 1800s, thousands of homesteaders settled on the prairies of the western us.

All meanings and translations of Homesteader

homestead

noun
A house, especially a farmhouse, and outbuildings.
Usage examples:
All spent idyllic summers visiting their widowed grandmother, emma darwin, at down house, the old h…

noun
A house and the surrounding area of land, esp. land obtained from the government which is lived on and used for farming

noun
Property that is your permanent home and not a second home or property that you rent to someone else
Usage examples:
In some states your homestead can't be touched by creditors - no matter when it was purchased., dev…

All meanings and translations of Homestead

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