Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
regur
Noun
/ˈrɛɡər/
Definition
A type of black cotton soil which is often found in the Deccan Plateau of India.
Examples
- Regur soils are known for their moisture-retaining properties, making them ideal for cotton farming.
- Farmers prefer regur for its nutrient-rich content when planting crops.
- The region’s agriculture thrives in areas with abundant regur soil.
Meaning
Regur is a rich, dark soil that is particularly suitable for the cultivation of cotton and is important for agriculture in specific regions.
Synonyms
- Black cotton soil
- Deccan soil
- Regur soil
