Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
square foot gardening
Hebrew translation:
ginun ishi (AND/OR) al shetakh zair
Added to glossary by
Leah Aharoni
Oct 21, 2003 11:03
20 yrs ago
English term
square foot gardening
English to Hebrew
Other
Botany
gardening
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Proposed translations
(Hebrew)
4 | ginun ishi (AND/OR) al shetakh zair | PRoTechEE |
2 +1 | גינון על רגל מרובעת | Yechiel Popper |
Proposed translations
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ginun ishi (AND/OR) al shetakh zair
square-foot used here not exactly literally I feel but as a way of example, so literal translation does not sound right (in the form proposed above even funny)
Above IS just workaround, CONVEYS THE GIST OF IT and sounds better to me, in view of apparent lack of an established term(?). Can be used one part or the other, or both to be more specific.
I came up with "zair" since more technical than katan/ktantan - the latter perhaps a little derogatory?
Suggest to Google all those options to find an established one, if any, but full text does not bring any meaningful hits, so don't hold yr breath.
Al regel merubaat - gam lo, AZ NELEKH IM HAHUSH HASAFA!
Above IS just workaround, CONVEYS THE GIST OF IT and sounds better to me, in view of apparent lack of an established term(?). Can be used one part or the other, or both to be more specific.
I came up with "zair" since more technical than katan/ktantan - the latter perhaps a little derogatory?
Suggest to Google all those options to find an established one, if any, but full text does not bring any meaningful hits, so don't hold yr breath.
Al regel merubaat - gam lo, AZ NELEKH IM HAHUSH HASAFA!
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Comment: "Sounds good"
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39 mins
גינון על רגל מרובעת
"Square foot gardening is based on the idea that no one needs more than a 4 foot by 4 foot garden space to raise enough vegetables for one person for one gardening season."
http://www.suite101.com/course.cfm/16723/seminar
Peer comment(s):
agree |
PRoTechEE
: good contribution but without adding word "shetakh" sounds funny to me
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