#tilling
- To plow — To cut, turn over, and break up the soil using a plow or other agricultural machinery for the purpose of seedbed preparation; figuratively and poetically, it means to furrow, to cleave, or to traverse a surface (such as sea waves with a ship's prow).
- Ararul — The definite articulated form of the archaic and popular noun 'arar', designating the farmer or plowman who drives the plow and performs the soil tilling. In Romanian rural traditions and legends, the term also carries a special astronomical connotation, being the popular name assigned to the Orion constellation, viewed by peasants as a mythological indicator of the optimal time to start spring agricultural works.
- Arasel — A rare regional term or popular diminutive derived from the agricultural sphere, used in certain dialects to describe a superficial plowing, a light soil-stirring operation, or a rudimentary improvised tool used to outline vegetable rows in gardens. Isolatedly, it was recorded in folklore as a playful nickname for a novice plowman.