Barázdát
Barázdát is a Hungarian word that translates to "furrow" in English. In agriculture, a furrow refers to a shallow trench or groove made in the soil, typically by a plow or a cultivator. These furrows are created to prepare the soil for planting seeds or seedlings. The purpose of furrows is to provide a consistent depth for sowing, facilitate drainage, and allow for easier irrigation. Farmers create a series of parallel furrows across a field, leaving unplowed strips of soil in between.
The depth and width of a furrow can vary depending on the crop being planted, the type
Beyond agriculture, the term "barázdát" can also be used metaphorically. It can refer to a groove or