He died, and his blood fed the children
If used as an adjective, it means "useful." If used as a noun, it means "tools."
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You could say kicho na if it is a valuable or useful commodity, or koka na if it is a precious object.
Treize. This may also be useful: J'ai treize ans - I am thirteen years old :)
I didn't know who to call. At last, you're useful for something.
Ichabod Crane could make himself useful to the farmers by offering his skills as a schoolteacher, providing education to their children and fostering a sense of community. Additionally, he might assist with agricultural tasks, such as helping to manage crops or livestock, thereby earning the farmers' respect and gratitude while ingratiating himself in the rural community.
Ichabod Crane helps farmers by providing useful advice on agriculture practices, organizing community events to improve farming techniques, and assisting in the management of livestock and crops. He also facilitates access to resources and support networks that can benefit farmers in their day-to-day operations.
A carabao is useful because it helps farmers to plow the field.
transplanting saves time and overcomes environmental hostalities to the farmers.
It is useful for eating
Yes. Farmers have to produce or grow the food the civilization eats, sells and trades.
They help to eat rats that feed on the crops.
The change that would be most useful for farmers bothered by leaf-munching bugs is physiological,, such as the addition of a bitter taste to the plant's leaves.
for farmers , because the soil is good for growing crops
you can find many things that are useful you can find many things that are useful
transplanting saves time and overcomes environmental hostalities to the farmers.
they are useful for alot of things like petrol