The Greek word for Fruitful is καρποφόρος
Of Greek origin, the name means "much fruit" or "fruitful."
fruitful = noseh perot ("it carries fruit). If you are talking about the verb" to be fruitful", that is a single word in Hebrew: לפרות leef-ROHT.
They were married and were fruitful with children. And Jesus said, "the world will be fruitful with much life."
Fecund
Pomona was the Roman goddess of fruit and fruitful abundance. She had no Greek counterpart.
It is derived from the Hebrew word Ephrayim which mean Fruitful. However most scholars think that Ephraim mean Doubly fruitful
profitable, notable, top, fruitful
useful fruitful effective unfutile
The name "Euphrates River" came from Greek. It is the Greek form of the original name, Phrat, which means "fertilizing" or "fruitful".
How many times is the word fruitfulness used in the Bible
I can give you several sentences.Our crops have been fruitful this year.That is a fruitful plan.She is a fruitful writer.
The word "fruitful" is in the King James Version of the Bible 35 times. It is in 32 verses. Please see the related link below.