farm (subst.) Copy link Outline 1. fundus2. praedium (rustĭcum)3. ăger, gri, m. (any land)4. rūs, rūris, n. (poet.)5. ărātĭo (prop. a portion of public land, esp. in a province • farm (subst.): 1. fundus: the produce and cultivation of a f., fundi fructus et cultura, Cic.: my f., f. meus, Hor.: the word fundus included both house and land: ager cum aedificio fundus dicitur, Florent. Dig.: v. estate. 2. praedium (rustĭcum): Dimin., praediŏlum: v. estate. 3. ăger, gri, m. (any land): my Sabine f., ager Sabinus, Hor. Dimin., ăgellus: poor and owning but a meagre little f., macro pauper agello, Hor. 4. rūs, rūris, n. (poet.): admire large f.s, till a small one, laudato ingentia rura, exiguum colito, Virg.: one's paternal f., paternum r., p. rura, Hor.: from my own f. adjoining, ex meo propinquo rure, Ter. 5. ărātĭo (prop. a portion of public land, esp. in a province: cf. Cic. Verr. 3., 98, extr.): this man rented large f.s, is arationes magnas conductas habebat, Cic. Phr.: a f. house, villa: Col.: Cat.: a small f. house, villŭla: Cic.: a f. labourer, cŏlōnus, Virg.: Cic.: belonging to a f.-house, villātĭcus., Col.