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{{also|Field}}
==English==
[[File:Fields below Frocester Hill (1565).jpg|thumb|right|'''Fields'''|360px]]

===Etymology===
{{root|en|ine-pro|*pleth₂-}}
{{dercat|en|gmw-pro|inh=1}}
From {{inh|en|enm|feeld}}, {{m|enm|feld}}, from {{inh|en|ang|feld}}, from {{inh|en|gmw-pro|*felþu}}, from {{inh|en|gem-pro|*felþuz|t=field}}, ultimately from {{der|en|ine-pro|*pleh₂-|t=field, plain}} or {{m|ine-pro|*pleth₂-|t=flat}} (with [[schwebeablaut]]).

Cognate with {{cog|sco|feld}}, {{m|sco|feild|t=field}}, {{cog|frr|fjild|t=field}}, {{cog|fy|fjild|t=field}}, {{cog|nl|veld|t=field}}, {{cog|de|Feld|t=field}}, {{cog|sv|fält|t=field}}. Related also to {{cog|ang|folde|t=earth, land, territory}}, {{cog|ang|folm|t=palm of the hand}}. More at ''[[fold]]''.

===Pronunciation===
* {{IPA|en|/fiːld/|a=RP}}
* {{IPA|en|/fild/|a=GA}}
* {{audio|en|en-us-field.ogg|a=GA}}
* {{audio|en|en-au-field.ogg|a=AU}}
* {{rhymes|en|iːld|s=1}}

===Noun===
{{en-noun}}

# {{senseid|en|land area free of woodland, cities, and towns; open country}} A land area free of [[woodland]], cities, and towns; an area of open country.
#: {{ux|en|There are several species of wild flowers growing in this '''field'''.}}
## {{lb|en|usually|in the plural}} The open country near or belonging to a town or city.
##* {{quote-book|en|author=w:Anthony Trollope|title=Mr. Scarborough's Family|year=1883|section=Chap. XXIV|passage=Harry shook his head, and wandered away miserable through the '''fields''', and would not in these days even set his foot upon the soil of the park. “He was not going to intrude any farther,” he said to the rector. “You can come to church, at any rate,” his father said, “for he certainly will not be there while you are at the parsonage.” Oh yes, Harry would go to the church. “I have yet to understand that Mr. Prosper is owner of the church, and the path there from the rectory is, at any rate, open to the public;” for at Buston the church stands on one corner of the park.}}
##* {{RQ:Churchill Celebrity|chapter=8|passage=I corralled the judge, and we started off across the '''fields''', in no very mild state of fear of that gentleman's wife, whose vigilance was seldom relaxed. And thus we came by a circuitous route to Mohair, the judge occupied by his own guilty thoughts, and I by others not less disturbing.}}
# {{senseid|en|wide, open space used to grow crops or to hold farm animals}} A wide, open space that is used to grow [[crop]]s or to hold [[farm]] [[animal]]s, usually enclosed by a fence, hedge or other barrier.
#: {{ux|en|There were some cows grazing in a '''field'''.}}
#: {{ux|en|A crop circle was made in a corn '''field'''.}}
#* {{quote-book|en|author=w:Lord Byron|title=w:Childe Harold's Pilgrimage|section=Canto the Third, LV|year=1816|passage=The castled crag of Drachenfels<br/>Frowns o’er the wide and winding Rhine<br/>Whose breast of waters broadly swells<br/>Between the banks which bear the vine<br/>And hills all rich with blossomed trees<br/>And '''fields''' which promise corn and wine<br/>And scatter’d cities crowning these<br/>Whose far white walls along them shine,<br/>Have strew’d a scene, which I should see<br/>With double joy wert ''thou'' with mo.}}
#* {{quote-book|en|year=1927|author=[http://openlibrary.org/authors/OL2416183A F. E. Penny]
|chapter=5|title=[http://openlibrary.org/works/OL16814587W Pulling the Strings]
|passage=Anstruther laughed good-naturedly. “[&hellip;] I shall take out half a dozen intelligent maistries from our Press and get them to give our villagers instruction when they begin work and when they are in the '''fields'''.”}}
# {{senseid|en|geology: region containing a particular mineral}}{{lb|en|geology}} A region containing a particular mineral.
#: {{ux|en|an oil '''field'''; a gold '''field'''}}
# An [[airfield]], [[airport]] or [[air base]]; especially, one with unpaved [[runway]]s.
# A place where [[competitive]] [[match]]es are carried out.
## {{senseid|en|place where a battle is fought}} A place where a [[battle]] is fought; a [[battlefield]].
##* {{quote-book|en|year=c. 1599|author=w:William Shakespeare|title={{w|Henry V (play)|King Henry V}}|section=act IV, scene VI|passage=Tarry, sweet soul, for mine; then fly abreast,<br/>As in this glorious and well-foughten '''field'''<br/>We kept together in our chivalry!}}
##* {{quote-book|en|year=1674|author=w:John Milton|title=w:Paradise Lost|passage=[…] What though the '''field''' be lost?<br/>All is not lost; th’ unconquerable will,<br/>And study of revenge, immortal hate,<br/>And courage never to submit or yield,<br/>And what is else not to be overcome;<br/>That glory never shall his wrath or might!|section=Book 1, Verses 105–110}}
## {{senseid|en|sports: area reserved for playing a game}} An area reserved for playing a game or race with one’s physical force.
##: {{ux|en|soccer '''field'''}}
##: {{ux|en|Substitutes are only allowed onto the '''field''' after their boots are checked.}}
##* {{quote-book|en|author=w:Anthony Trollope|title=The Kellys and the O’Kellys|year=1848|section=Chap. III|passage=Blake was a thorough gambler, and knew well how to make the most of the numerous chances which the turf afforded him. He had a large stud of horses, to the training and working of which he attended almost as closely as the person whom he paid for doing so. But it was in the betting-ring that he was most formidable. It was said, in Kildare Street, that no one at Tattersall's could beat him at a book. He had latterly been trying a wider '''field''' than the [[Curragh]] supplied him and had, on one or two occasions, run a horse in England with such success, as had placed him, at any rate, quite at the top of the Irish sporting tree.}}
### {{lb|en|baseball|obsolete}} The team in a match that throws the ball and tries to catch it when it is hit by the other team (the ''[[bat]]'').
### {{lb|en|baseball}} The [[outfield]].
## A place where competitive matches are carried out with [[figure]]s, or playing area in a [[board game]] or a [[computer game]].
## A competitive [[situation]], circumstance in which one faces conflicting moves of rivals.
##* {{quote-book|en|author=w:Anthony Trollope|title=Phineas Finn|year=1869|section=Chap. XXV|passage=Dr. Finn understood enough of elections for Parliament, and of the nature of boroughs, to be aware that a candidate’s chance of success is very much improved by being early in the '''field'''.|sectionurl=https://archive.org/stream/writingsof18trol#page/292}}
## {{lb|en|metonymically}} All of the [[competitor]]s in any outdoor contest or trial, or all except the favourites in the betting.
##: {{ux|en|This racehorse is the strongest in a weak '''field'''.}}
# {{n-g|Any of various figurative meanings, often [[dead metaphor]]s.}}
## {{senseid|en|physics: region affected by a particular force}} {{lb|en|physics}} A physical phenomenon (such as [[force]], [[potential]] or [[fluid]] [[velocity]]) that pervades a [[region]]; a mathematical model of such a phenomenon that associates each point and time with a [[scalar]], [[vector]] or [[tensor]] quantity.
##: {{ux|en|magnetic '''field'''; gravitational '''field'''; scalar '''field'''}}
## {{n-g|Any of certain structures serving cognition.}}
### The extent of a given perception.
###: {{ux|en|'''field''' of view}}
### A realm of practical, direct or natural operation, ''contrasted with an office, classroom, or laboratory''.
###: {{ux|en|The design needs to be '''field'''-tested before we commit to manufacture.}}
###: {{ux|en|'''Field''' work traditionally distinguishes true archaeologists from armchair archaeologists.}}
###: {{ux|en|He needs some time in the '''field''' before his judgment can be trusted.}}
### {{senseid|en|course of study or domain of knowledge or practice}} A domain of study, [[knowledge]] or [[practice]].
###* {{quote-journal|en|date=2013-05-10|author=Audrey Garric
|volume=188|issue=22|page=30|magazine=w:The Guardian Weekly
|title=[http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/may/04/paris-green-roofs-building-climate-environment Urban canopies let nature bloom]
|passage=As towns continue to grow, replanting vegetation has become a form of urban utopia and green roofs are spreading fast. Last year 1m square metres of plant-covered roofing was built in France, as much as in the US, and 10 times more than in Germany, the pioneer in this '''field'''.}}
###: {{ux|en|He was an expert in the '''field''' of Chinese history.}}
### An unrestricted or favourable opportunity for action, operation, or achievement.
###* {{quote-book|en|author={{w|Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Baron Macaulay|Thomas Macaulay}}|title=The History Of England From the Accession of James II|volume=1|chapter=IV|year=1848|passage=Penn was without doubt a man of eminent virtues. He had a strong sense of religious duty and a fervent desire to promote the happiness of mankind. On one or two points of high importance, he had notions more correct than were, in his day, common even among men of enlarged minds: and as the proprietor and legislator of a province which, being almost uninhabited when it came into his possession, afforded a clear '''field''' for moral experiments, he had the rare good fortune of being able to carry his theories into practice without any compromise, and yet without any shock to existing institutions.}}
###* {{RQ:Trollope The Way|chapter=2|passage=Tidings had reached her of this and the other man’s success, and,—coming near to her still,—of this and that other woman’s earnings in literature. And it had seemed to her that, within moderate limits, she might give a wide '''field''' to her hopes.}}
### {{senseid|en|in mathematics}}{{lb|en|algebra}} A non-[[zero ring|zero]] [[commutative ring]] in which all non-zero [[element|elements]] are [[invertible]]; a [[simple]] commutative ring.
###: {{ux|en|The set of rational numbers, <math>\mathbb{Q}</math>, is the prototypical '''field'''.}}
###: {{ux|en|Whereas a ring has three binary operators: (1) an additive operator, (2) a subtractive operator, and (3) a multiplicative operator, a '''field''' has four binary operators: the three ring binary operators and (4) a divisive operator. <small>(''N.B.'': Only the additive and multiplicative operators are axiomatic. The subtractive operator may be derived by combining the additive and the unary negative operators; the divisive operator may be derived by combining the multiplicative and the unary inversive operators.)</small>}}
## A physical or [[virtual]] location for the input of information in the form of symbols.
### {{senseid|en|heraldry: background of the shield}}{{lb|en|heraldry}} The background of the [[shield#English:_heraldry|shield]].
### {{senseid|en|vexillology: background of the flag}}{{lb|en|vexillology}} The background of the [[flag]].
### {{lb|en|numismatics}} The part of a [[coin]] left unoccupied by the main [[device]].
### A section of a [[form]] which is supposed to be filled with [[data]].
###: {{ux|en|The form has '''fields''' for each element of the customer's home address and shipping address.}}
###* [https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_form_required.asp PHP 5 Forms Required Fields] at [[w:W3Schools|W3Schools]]
###*: From the validation rules table on the previous page, we see that the "Name", "E-mail", and "Gender" '''fields''' are required. These '''fields''' cannot be empty and must be filled out in the HTML form.
### A component of a database in which a single unit of information is stored.
### {{senseid|en|computing: area of memory or storage reserved for a particular value}}{{lb|en|computing|object-oriented programming}} An area of [[memory]] or [[storage]] reserved for a particular value, subject to virtual access controls.
###* {{quote-book|en|year=2007|author=Andrew Troelsen|title=Pro C# with .NET 3.0, Special Edition|page=82|passage=Read-only '''fields''' allow you to establish a point of data whose value is not known at compile time, but that should never change once established.}}
## {{lb|en|electronics|film|animation}} Part (usually one half) of a [[frame]] in an [[interlace]]d signal.
# {{lb|en|cricket}} {{archaic form of|en|fielder}}
#* {{quote-book|en|year=1854|author=James Pycroft|title=The Cricket Field|passage=The manager should always choose his own Eleven; and, we have already hinted that fielding, rather than batting, is the qualification. A good '''field''' is sure to save runs, though the best batsman may not make any.}}

====Usage notes====
* In the mathematical sense, some languages, such as French, use a term that literally means ''[[body]]''. This denotes a [[division ring]] or [[skew field]], not necessarily [[commutative]]. If it is clear from the context that the [[quaternion]]s and similar division rings are irrelevant, or that all division rings being considered are finite and therefore fields, this difference is ignored.

====Synonyms====
* {{sense|course of study or domain of knowledge}} {{l|en|area}}, {{l|en|domain}}, {{l|en|sphere}}, {{l|en|realm}}
* {{sense|area reserved for playing a game}} {{l|en|course}} {{qualifier|for golf}}, [[court]] {{qualifier|for racquet sports}}, [[ground]], [[pitch]] {{qualifier|for soccer, rugby, cricket}}
* {{sense|location for the input of information}} {{l|en|input field}}, {{l|en|box}}

====Hypernyms====
* {{sense|algebra}} {{l|en|Euclidean domain}} &sub; [[principal ideal domain]] &sub; [[unique factorization domain]], [[Noetherian domain]] &sub; [[integral domain]] &sub; [[commutative ring]];&nbsp;&nbsp; [[simple ring]] &sub; [[local ring]]

====Hyponyms====
* {{sense|algebra}} {{l|en|ordered field}}, {{l|en|Pythagorean field}}, {{l|en|residue field}}, {{l|en|extension field}}

====Derived terms====
{{col4|en|title=Terms derived from ''field'' (noun)|afield
|algebraic number field|West Fields
|algebra over a field
|antifield
|Archimedean ordered field
|Armfield
|ashfield
|Aston Fields
|backfield
|back the field
|Bakersfield
|ballfield
|ball field
|baseball field
|battlefield
|battle-field
|beanfield
|bergfield
|biofield
|bitfield
|bleachfield
|blockfield
|Bloomfield
|borefield
|brickfield
|bright field
|broken field
|brownfield
|canefield
|cane field
|cede the field
|Celtic field
|centerfield
|center field
|centrefield
|circle the field
|Clarkefield
|clayfield
|coalfield
|color field
|colour field painting
|contrafield
|Copperfield
|cornfield
|cottonfield
|cricket field
|crossfield
|crown-of-the-field
|Crutchfield
|crystal field theory
|cyclotomic field
|darkfield
|debris field
|Deerfield
|defensive field
|depth of field
|Dirac field
|Ditchfield
|downfield
|drain field
|dunefield
|Earlsfield
|Edenfield
|eigenfield
|Einstein field equation
|electrical field
|electric field
|electromagnetic field
|energy field
|far field,far-field
|fellfield
|fell-field
|Field
|fieldable
|field allowance
|field ambulance
|field application engineer
|field applications engineer
|field artillery
|field axiom
|fieldball
|field bean
|field bed
|field bindweed
|field book
|field-book
|fieldboot
|field boot
|field capacity
|field coil
|field colours
|field corn
|field cornet
|fieldcraft
|field cricket
|field day
|field dress
|field dressing
|field effect
|field electron emission
|field elm
|field emission
|field emission display
|field emission microscope
|field emission microscopy
|fielden
|field engineer
|field eryngo
|field event
|field extension
|fieldfare
|field fluffweed
|fieldfolk
|fieldful
|field game
|field glass
|field glasses
|field goal
|field goal percentage
|field grade
|field guide
|field gun
|field hand
|fieldhand
|field handball
|field hockey
|field hockey player
|field holler
|field horsetail
|field hospital
|field house
|fieldhouse
|field ice
|field investigation
|fieldish
|field jacket
|field kitchen
|field lacrosse
|field lens
|fieldless
|fieldlike
|field line
|fieldling
|fieldlore
|fieldman
|field map
|field maple
|field marshal
|field meet
|field meeting
|fieldmeter
|field mint
|field mouse
|field mushroom
|field music
|field nigger
|field night
|fieldnote
|field of battle
|field officer
|field of fire
|field of force
|field of fractions
|field of honor
|field of honour
|field of play
|field of quotients
|field of scalars
|field of study
|field of view
|field of vision
|field painter
|field painting
|field pea
|field pennycress
|fieldpiece
|field police
|field poppy
|field-programmable gate array
|field rat
|field ration
|field restriction
|field salad
|fieldscale
|fieldscape
|field seam
|fieldset
|field shift
|fieldside
|fieldsite
|field slave
|field-slave
|fieldsman
|field sobriety test
|field sport
|field star
|fieldstone
|field stop
|field strip
|field study
|field telephone
|field tent
|field-test
|field test
|field theory
|field tile
|field train
|field training officer
|field trash
|field trial
|field trip
|field tube
|field unit
|field vole
|fieldwalk
|fieldwalker
|fieldwalking
|fieldward
|fieldwards
|fieldwide
|field wife
|fieldwoman
|fieldworker
|fieldwork,field work
|fieldwort
|fieldwren
|fieldy
|finite field
|fixed field
|flatfield
|Flowery Field
|flow field
|football field
|force field
|force-field
|forefield
|Freshfield
|Galois field
|gas field
|ghost field
|goldfield
|gold field
|grainfield
|grassfield
|gravitational field
|Greenfield
|greenfield
|groinfield
|groin field
|gumfield
|gyrofield
|Haddonfield
|Hardy field
|hayfield
|Heathfield
|heightfield
|hemifield
|Higgs field
|Himalayan field rat
|Holyfield
|homefield
|home field advantage
|hop field
|hydrofield
|hyperfield
|ice field
|infield
|input field
|in the field
|intrafield
|ironfield
|isofield
|jackfield
|keep the field
|killing field
|Killing field
|Killing vector field
|landing field
|lava field
|leadfield
|leave it all on the field
|left field
|leftfield
|Leitchfield
|level playing field
|Levi-Civita field
|lichfield
|ligand field theory
|light field
|litchfield
|Littlefield
|London Fields
|magnetic field
|maizefield
|mantle field
|Mayfield
|member field
|merit field
|midfield
|minefield
|misfield
|Moorefield
|Moorfields
|Mountfield
|multifield
|near field communication
|near field,near-field
|number field
|obstruct the field
|off-field
|oil field,oilfield
|old-field colt
|on-field
|onfield
|open-field
|open field
|open-field system
|open-field test
|orefield
|outfield
|outlying field
|paddy field
|paleofield
|pauper's field
|Pennfield
|perfect field
|photofield
|playfield
|playing field
|play the field
|play to the field
|porefield
|Porterfield
|pottersfield
|potter's field
|prefield
|Priestfield
|prime field
|quadratic field
|quantum field
|quantum field theory
|quasifield
|reality distortion field
|Redfield
|rice field
|ricefield
|right field
|ring field
|root field
|rotating magnetic field
|scalar field
|semantic field
|semifield
|short-field
|showfield
|skifield
|slope field
|snowfield
|soccer field
|soft-field
|splitting field
|sports field
|sportsfield
|Springfield
|spring field cricket
|starfield
|stfield
|strewn field
|striped field mouse
|stubble-field
|stubble field
|subfield
|superfield
|take the field
|take to the field
|thermofield
|Toolik Field Station
|topological field
|townfield
|track and field
|track-and-field
|upfield
|urnfield
|variation of the field
|vector field
|virgin field
|visual field
|volcanic field
|Waitsfield
|wakefield
|wavefield
|wave field synthesis
|wellfield
|West Fields
|wheatfield
|Wickfield
|widefield
|wide-field
|Williamsfield
|Winnfield
|Woodsfield
|yield the field
}}

====Descendants====
* {{desc|ja|フィールド|tr=fīrudo|bor=1}}

====Translations====
{{trans-top|land area free of woodland, cities, and towns; open country}}{{multitrans|data=
* Afrikaans: {{tt+|af|veld}}
* Akkadian: {{tt|akk|𒀀𒊮|m|tr=eqlu}}, {{tt|akk|𒆳|m|tr=šadû}}
* Albanian: {{tt+|sq|fushë}}, {{tt|sq|lamth}}
* Amharic: {{tt|am|መስክ}}
* Arabic: {{tt|ar|حَقْل|m}}, {{tt|ar|ضَيْعَة|f}}, {{tt+|ar|سَهْل|m}}, {{tt+|ar|مَيْدَان|m}}
*: Egyptian Arabic: {{tt|arz|غيط|m|tr=ḡéṭ}}, {{tt|arz|حقل|m|tr=ḥaql}}
*: Hijazi Arabic: {{tt|acw|حَقِل|m|tr=ḥagil}}
* Aramaic: {{tt|arc|חקלא|m|tr=ḥaqlā}}
*: Classical Syriac: {{tt|syc|ܚܩܠܐ|m|tr=ḥaqlā}}
* Arin: {{tt|xrn|eol}}
* Armenian: {{tt+|hy|դաշտ}}
* Aromanian: {{tt|rup|cãmpu}}
* Asturian: {{tt+|ast|campu|m}}
* Azerbaijani: {{tt+|az|sahə}}, {{tt+|az|tarla}}
* Bashkir: {{tt|ba|ялан}}, {{tt|ba|дала}}
* Basque: {{tt|eu|alor}}
* Bavarian: {{tt|bar|Foid}}, {{tt|bar|Föi}}, {{tt|bar|Föjd}}
* Belarusian: {{tt|be|по́ле|n}}
* Bengali: {{tt+|bn|ক্ষেত্র}}
* Budukh: {{tt|bdk|ник}}
* Bulgarian: {{tt+|bg|поле́|n}}, {{tt+|bg|ни́ва|f}}
* Burmese: {{tt+|my|လယ်ပြင်}}, {{tt+|my|လယ်ယာ}}, {{tt+|my|လယ်}}, {{tt+|my|ပြင်}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|camp|m}}
* Chechen: {{tt|ce|аре}}, {{tt|ce|латта}}
* Chinese:
*: Dungan: {{tt|dng|тан}}
*: Mandarin: {{tt+|cmn|田間|tr=tiánjiān}}, {{tt+|cmn|野外|tr=yěwài}}, {{tt+|cmn|野|tr=yě}}, {{tt+|cmn|田|tr=tián}}
* Chuvash: {{tt|cv|уй}}
* Cornish: {{tt|kw|park|m}}, {{tt|kw|gwel|m}}
* Crimean Tatar: {{tt|crh|çöl}}
* Czech: {{tt+|cs|pole|n}}
* Dalmatian: {{tt|dlm|cuomp|m}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|felt|c}}
* Dutch: {{tt+|nl|veld|n}}
* Egyptian: {{t-egy|sḫt|h=sxt-t:N23|f}}, {{t-egy|pgꜣ|h=p:g-A-D32-N23:Z1|m}}, {{t-egy|šꜣ|h=SA:N23*Z1|m}}, {{t-egy|jꜣdt|h=i-A-d:t-aD:N23*Z1|f}}
* Esperanto: {{tt|eo|kampo}}, {{tt|eo|kamparo}} {{qualifier|collective}}
* Estonian: {{tt|et|väli}}, {{t|et|lagendik}}, {{t|et|avamaa}}, {{t+|et|põld}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|kenttä}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|champ|m}}, {{tt+|fr|campo|m}}
*: Middle French: {{tt|frm|champ|m}}
*: Old French: {{tt|fro|champ|m}}
* Friulian: {{tt|fur|cjamp|m}}, {{tt|fur|čhamp|m}}
* Galician: {{tt+|gl|campo|m}}, {{tt|gl|agro|m}}
* Ge'ez: {{tt|gez|ሐቅል|m}}, {{tt|gez|ፂዖት|f}}, {{tt|gez|ገዳም|m}}, {{tt|gez|ወፍር|m}}
* Georgian: {{tt|ka|ველი}}, {{tt|ka|მინდორი}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Feld|n}}, {{tt+|de|Gefilde|n}}, {{tt+|de|Heide|f}}, {{tt|de|Heideland|n}}, {{tt+|de|Flur|f}}
*: Alemannic German: {{tt|gsw|fald}}
* Gothic: {{tt|got|𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌸𐌹|f}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|αγρός|m}}, {{tt+|el|χωράφι|n}}
*: Ancient: {{tt|grc|ἀγρός|m}}
*: Mycenaean: {{tt|gmy|𐀀𐀒𐀫}}, {{tt|gmy|𐀑𐀴𐀕𐀙}}
* Guaraní: {{tt|gn|kokue}}
* Gujarati: {{tt|gu|ક્ષેત્ર}}
* Hawaiian: {{t|haw|kahua}}
* Hebrew: {{tt+|he|שָׂדֶה|m|tr=sadé}}
* Hindi: {{tt+|hi|क्षेत्र|m}}, {{tt+|hi|खेत|m}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|föld}}, {{tt+|hu|puszta}}, {{tt+|hu|róna}}, {{tt+|hu|táj}}, {{tt+|hu|vidék}}, {{tt+|hu|szabad}}
* Icelandic: {{tt+|is|völlur|m}}
* Ido: {{tt+|io|agro}}
* Indonesian: {{tt+|id|bidang}}, {{tt+|id|padang}}
* Ingush: {{tt|inh|аре}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo}}
* Japanese: {{tt+|ja|野原|tr=のはら, nohara}}, {{tt+|ja|野|tr=の, no}}, {{tt+|ja|原|tr=はら, hara}}, {{tt+|ja|原野|tr=げんや, gen'ya}}
* Javanese: {{tt+|jv|sawah}}
* Kashmiri: {{tt|ks|مٲدان}}
* Kazakh: {{tt|kk|дала}}
* Khmer: {{tt+|km|វាល}}
* Kongo: {{tt|kg|ngongo}}
* Korean: {{tt+|ko|밭}}, {{tt+|ko|들판}}, {{tt|ko|필드}}, {{tt+|ko|들}}
* Kyrgyz: {{tt+|ky|талаа}}
* Ladin: {{tt|lld|ciamp|m}}
* Lao: {{tt|lo|ທົ່ງ}}, {{tt|lo|ສະໜາມ}}
* Latgalian: {{tt|ltg|teirums}}, {{tt|ltg|dierva}}
* Latin: {{tt|la|campus|m}}, {{tt+|la|rūs|n}}
* Latvian: {{tt+|lv|lauks|m}}, {{tt|lv|tīrums|m}}
* Lezgi: {{tt|lez|ник}}
* Lithuanian: {{tt|lt|laukas}}
* Lutuv: {{t|clt|lu}}
* Luxembourgish: {{tt|lb|Feld|n}}
* Macedonian: {{tt+|mk|по́ле|n}}
* Malay: {{tt|ms|bidang}}, {{tt+|ms|padang}}
* Maltese: {{tt|mt|għalqa|f}}
* Manchu: {{tt|mnc|ᡨᠠᠯᠠ}}
* Manx: {{tt|gv|magher|m}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|tahua}}, {{tt|mi|whīra}}
* Megleno-Romanian: {{t|ruq|cǫmp|n}}
* Middle English: {{tt|enm|feeld}}
* Minangkabau: {{t+|min|padang}}
* Minoan: {{tt|omn|𐘇𐘾𐘘|m|tr=akaru}}
* Mongolian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt+|mn|талбар}}, {{tt+|mn|талбай}}
* Navajo: {{tt|nv|dáʼákʼeh}}
* North Frisian: {{qualifier|Mooring}} {{tt|frr|fälj|n}}; {{qualifier|Föhr-Amrum}} {{tt|frr|fial|n}}
* Norwegian:
*: Bokmål: {{tt+|nb|åker|m}}, {{tt+|nb|vang|m}}, {{tt+|nb|voll|m}}
* Occitan: {{tt+|oc|camp}}
* Odia: {{tt+|or|କ୍ଷେତ୍ର}}
* Old Church Slavonic:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|cu|полѥ|n}}
* Old East Slavic: {{tt|orv|поле|n}}
* Old English: {{tt|ang|feld|m}}
* Old South Arabian: {{tt|sem-srb|𐩢𐩤𐩡|m}}
* Oromo: {{tt|om|dirree}}
* Pannonian Rusyn: {{t|rsk|польо|n}}
* Pashto: {{tt|ps|ميدان|m|tr=maydãn}}, {{tt|ps|مزرعه|f|tr=mazra'á}}
* Persian:
*: Dari: {{tt|prs|مَیْدَان}}
*: Iranian Persian: {{tt|fa-ira|مِیْدان}}
* Phoenician: {{tt|phn|𐤔𐤃|m}}
* Plautdietsch: {{tt|pdt|Spap|f}}
* Polabian: {{t|pox|püli|n}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|pole|n}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|campo|m}}
* Romanian: {{tt+|ro|câmp|n}}, {{tt+|ro|agru|n}}
* Romansch: {{tt|rm|camp}}, {{tt|rm|champ}}, {{tt|rm|tgomp}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|по́ле|n}}, {{tt+|ru|луг|m}}, {{tt+|ru|ни́ва|f}}
* Sanskrit: {{tt+|sa|अज्र|m}}
* Sardinian:
*: Campidanese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
*: Logudorese: {{tt|sc|campile}}, {{tt|sc|campu}}, {{tt|sc|avru}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|по̏ље|n}}
*: Roman: {{tt+|sh|pȍlje|n}}
* Sicilian: {{tt+|scn|campu|m}}
* Sinhalese: {{tt|si|ක්ෂේත්‍රය}}
* Slovak: {{tt|sk|pole|n}}
* Slovene: {{tt+|sl|polje|n}}
* Sorbian:
*: Lower Sorbian: {{tt|dsb|pólo|n}}
* Southern Altai: {{tt|alt|чӧл}}, {{tt|alt|тала}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}}, {{tt+|es|agro}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}, {{tt+|sv|åker|c}}
* Tahitian: {{tt|ty|tahua}}
* Tajik: {{tt+|tg|майдон}}, {{tt|tg|дашт}}, {{tt|tg|киштзор}}
* Tatar: {{tt+|tt|кыр}}
* Thai: {{tt+|th|สนาม}}, {{tt+|th|ทุ่ง}}
* Tibetan: {{tt|bo|ཞིང་ཁ}}
* Tofa: {{tt|kim|шөл}}
* Turkish: {{tt+|tr|alan}}, {{tt+|tr|tarla}}, {{tt+|tr|saha}}
* Turkmen: {{tt+|tk|meýdan}}
* Tuvan: {{tt|tyv|шөл}}
* Ugaritic: {{tt|uga|𐎌𐎄|m}}
* Ukrainian: {{tt+|uk|по́ле|n}}, {{tt|uk|лан|m}}
* Urdu: {{tt|ur|کھیت|m}}, {{tt|ur|مَیدان|m}}
* Urum: {{tt|uum|чӧль}}
* Uyghur: {{tt|ug|دالا}}
* Uzbek: {{tt+|uz|dala}}, {{tt+|uz|maydon}}
* Venetan: {{tt|vec|camp|m}}
* Vietnamese: {{tt+|vi|cánh đồng}}
* Walloon: {{tt+|wa|tchamp|m}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|cae|m}}, {{qualifier|literary}} {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
* West Frisian: {{tt+|fy|fjild|n}}
* Yakut: {{tt|sah|хонуу}}
* Yiddish: {{tt|yi|פֿעלד|n}}
* Zande: {{t|zne|bina}}
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{{trans-top|wide, open space used to grow crops or to hold farm animals}}
* Afrikaans: {{tt+|af|veld}}
* Akkadian: {{tt|akk|𒀀𒊮|m|tr=eqlu}}, {{tt|akk|𒀀𒃼|m|tr=ugāru}}
* Albanian: {{tt+|sq|arë}}
* Andi: {{tt|ani|хур}}
* Arabic: {{tt|ar|حَقْل|m}}, {{tt|ar|ضَيْعَة|f}}
*: Egyptian Arabic: {{tt|arz|حقل|m|tr=ḥaql}}
* Aramaic: {{tt|arc|חקלא|m|tr=ḥaqlā}}
*: Classical Nahuatl: {{tt|nci|milli}}, {{tt|nci|cuemitl}}
*: Classical Syriac: {{tt|syc|ܚܩܠܐ|m|tr=ḥaqlā}}
* Armenian: {{tt+|hy|դաշտ}}, {{tt+|hy|հանդ}}, {{tt+|hy|արտ}}
* Avar: {{tt|av|хур}}
* Bashkir: {{tt|ba|баҫыу}} {{qualifier|for crops}}, {{tt|ba|көтөүлек}} {{qualifier|for animals}}
* Bavarian: {{tt|bar|Foid}}, {{tt|bar|Föjd}}
* Bulgarian: {{tt+|bg|ни́ва|f}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|camp|m}}
* Central Atlas Tamazight: {{tt|tzm|ⵉⴳⵔ|m}}
* Chamicuro: {{tt|ccc|pawa}}
* Cherokee: {{tt|chr|ᏠᎨᏏ}}
* Cheyenne: {{tt|chy|ho'eo'o}}
* Chinese:
*: Dungan: {{tt|dng|тан}}
*: Mandarin: {{qualifier|for crops}} {{tt+|cmn|田|tr=tián}}, {{tt+|cmn|田野|tr=tiányě}}
* Chuvash: {{tt|cv|уй}}
* Cornish: {{tt|kw|gwel|m}}
* Czech: {{tt+|cs|pastvina|f}} {{qualifier|for animals}}, {{tt+|cs|pole|n}} {{qualifier|for crops}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|mark|c}}, {{tt+|da|ager|c}}
* Dutch: {{tt+|nl|veld|n}}, {{tt+|nl|akker|n}} {{qualifier|for crops}}, {{tt+|nl|wei|f}}, {{tt+|nl|weide|f}}, {{tt+|nl|weiland|n}} {{qualifier|for animals}}
* Dzongkha: {{tt|dz|ཞིང}}
* Egyptian: {{t-egy|ꜣḥt|h=A-H-t:N23|f}}, {{t-egy|sḫt|h=sxt-t:N23|f}} {{qualifier|for crops}}, {{t-egy|jꜣdt|h=i-A-d:t-aD:N23*Z1|f}} {{qualifier|for animals}}
* Esperanto: {{tt|eo|kampo}}
* Estonian: {{tt|et|väli}}, {{tt+|et|põld}} {{qualifier|for crops}}, {{tt|et|nurm}}, {{t+|et|niit}}, {{t|et|koppel}} {{qualifier|for animals}}, {{t|et|karjamaa}} {{qualifier|for animals}}, {{t+|et|aiamaa}} {{qualifier|for crops}}, {{t|et|tara}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|pelto}} {{qualifier|for crops}}, {{tt+|fi|laidun}} {{qualifier|for animals}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|champ|m}}
* Galician: {{tt+|gl|leira|m}}, {{tt|gl|agro|m}}, {{tt+|gl|terreo|m}}
* Gallo: {{tt|roa-gal|tio|m}}
* Gallurese: {{tt|sdn|campu}}
* Ge'ez: {{tt|gez|ፂዖት|f}}, {{tt|gez|ገራህት|m}}
* Georgian: {{tt|ka|ველი}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Feld|n}}, {{tt+|de|Acker|m}}, {{tt+|de|Weide|f}} {{qualifier|for livestock}}, {{tt+|de|Esch|m}}, {{tt+|de|Flur|f}}, {{tt|de|[[landwirtschaftlich]]e [[Nutzfläche]]|f}} {{qualifier|bureaucratese}}, {{tt|de|Trade|f}} {{qualifier|for livestock}}, {{tt+|de|Weideland|n}} {{qualifier|for livestock}}, {{tt+|de|Ackerland|n}}
* Gothic: {{tt|got|𐌰𐌺𐍂𐍃|m}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|αγρός|m}}, {{tt+|el|λιβάδι|n}}
*: Ancient Greek: {{t|grc|ἔργον}} {{qualifier|for tilled fields}}
*: Ancient: {{tt|grc|ἀγρός|m}}
*: Mycenaean: {{tt|gmy|𐀑𐀴𐀕𐀙}}, {{tt|gmy|𐀀𐀒𐀫}}
* Hebrew: {{tt+|he|שָׂדֶה|m|tr=sadé}}
* Hindi: {{t+|hi|खेत|m}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|mező}}
* Icelandic: {{tt+|is|akur|m}}
* Indonesian: {{tt+|id|ladang}}
* Irish: {{tt+|ga|páirc|f}}, {{tt|ga|gort|m}}, {{tt|ga|garraí|m}}, {{tt|ga|fál|m}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo|m}}
* Ivatan: {{tt|ivv|takey}}
* Japanese: {{tt+|ja|畑|tr=はたけ, hatake}}, {{tt+|ja|耕地|tr=こうち, kōchi}}
* Khmer: {{tt+|km|ចំការ}}
* Kikuyu: {{tt|ki|mũgũnda|c3}}
* Korean: {{tt+|ko|밭}} {{qualifier|for crops}}
* Latin: {{tt|la|campus}}, {{tt+|la|ager|m}}
* Latvian: {{tt+|lv|lauks|m}}
* Lithuanian: {{tt|lt|laukas|m}}
* Lü: {{tt|khb|ᦺᦣᧈᦓᦱ}}
* Macedonian: {{t+|mk|ни́ва|f}}, {{t+|mk|по́ле|n}}, {{t|mk|па́сиште|n}}
* Manchu: {{tt|mnc|ᡠᠰᡳᠨ}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|whīra}}, {{tt|mi|pātiki}}
* Middle English: {{tt|enm|feeld}}
* Minoan: {{tt|omn|𐘇𐘾𐘘|m|tr=akaru}}
* Mòcheno: {{tt|mhn|vèlt|n}}
* Ngazidja Comorian: {{tt|zdj|shiunga|c7|c8}}
* Norman: {{tt|nrf|clios|m}} {{qualifier|Jersey}}, {{tt|nrf|cllos|m}} {{qualifier|continental Normandy}}, {{tt|nrf|courti|m}} {{qualifier|Guernsey}}
* Northern Sami: {{tt|se|bealdu}}
* Norwegian:
*: Bokmål: {{tt+|nb|åker|m}} {{qualifier|for crops}}
* Ojibwe: {{tt|oj|gitigaan}}
* Old Church Slavonic:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|cu|полѥ|n}}
* Old English: {{tt|ang|æcer|m}}
* Old South Arabian: {{tt|sem-srb|𐩢𐩤𐩡|m}}, {{tt|sem-srb|𐩯𐩱𐩵|m}}
* Ottoman Turkish: {{t|ota|تارلا|tr=tarla}}
* Phoenician: {{tt|phn|𐤔𐤃|m}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|pastwisko|n}} {{qualifier|for animals}}, {{tt+|pl|pole|n}} {{qualifier|for crops}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|campo|m}}, {{tt+|pt|terreno|m}}
* Romanian: {{tt+|ro|câmp}}
* Russian: {{qualifier|for animals}} {{tt+|ru|па́стбище|n}}, {{qualifier|for crops}} {{tt+|ru|по́ле|n}}
* Sanskrit: {{tt+|sa|क्षेत्र|n}}
* Sardinian:
*: Campidanese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
*: Logudorese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
* Sassarese: {{tt|sdc|gampu}}
* Scottish Gaelic: {{tt|gd|achadh|m}}, {{tt|gd|blàr|m}}, {{tt|gd|dail|f}}, {{tt|gd|magh|m}}, {{tt|gd|mìn|m}}, {{tt|gd|raon|m}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|па̏шња̄к|m}}, {{tt|sh|по̏ље|n}}
*: Roman: {{tt+|sh|pȁšnjāk|m}}, {{tt+|sh|pȍlje|n}}
* Slovak: {{t|sk|pole|n}}, {{t|sk|roľa|f}}
* Slovene: {{tt|sl|pašnik|m}} {{qualifier|for animals}}, {{tt+|sl|polje|n}} {{qualifier|for crops}}
* Sorbian:
*: Lower Sorbian: {{tt|dsb|pólo|n}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}}
* Sumerian: {{tt|sux|𒀀𒊮|tr=ašag}}, {{tt|sux|𒀀𒃼|tr=agar}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swahili: {{tt+|sw|shamba|c5|c6}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}, {{tt+|sv|åker|c}}
* Talysh:
*: Asalemi: {{tt|tly|دشت|tr=dašt}}
* Tarifit: {{t|rif|iyyar|m}}
* Telugu: {{tt+|te|చేను}}, {{tt+|te|పొలము}}
* Tetum: {{tt|tet|to'os}}, {{tt|tet|rai-luan}}, {{tt|tet|kampu}}
* Thai: {{tt+|th|ทุ่ง}}, {{tt+|th|ไร่}}, {{tt+|th|นา}}
* Tocharian B: {{tt|txb|mīṣe}}
* Turkish: {{t+|tr|tarla}}
* Ugaritic: {{tt|uga|𐎌𐎄|m}}, {{tt|uga|𐎜𐎂𐎗|m}}
* Vietnamese: {{qualifier|for crops}} {{tt+|vi|ruộng}}
* Võro: {{tt|vro|põld}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|cae|m}}
* Yiddish: {{tt|yi|פֿעלד|n}}
{{trans-bottom}}

{{trans-top|geology: region containing a particular mineral}}
* Albanian: {{tt+|sq|zonë}}
* Arabic: {{tt|ar|حَقْل|m}}
* Azerbaijani: {{tt+|az|mədən}}, {{tt+|az|yataq}}
* Czech: {{t+|cs|ložisko|n}}, {{t+|cs|pole|n}}, {{t|cs|naleziště|n}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|felt|c}}
* Estonian: {{tt|et|maardla}}, {{tt|et|leiukoht}}, {{t|et|paljand}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|kenttä}}, {{tt|fi|esiintymisalue}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Lagerstätte|f}}, {{tt+|de|Feld|n}} {{gloss|particularly oil or gas}}, {{tt|de|Förderstätte|f}}, {{tt|de|Förderfeld|n}}, {{tt|de|Fördergrube|f}} {{gloss|if it is dug}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|mező}}, {{tt+|hu|lelőhely}}
* Irish: {{tt|ga|ceantar|m}}
* Norwegian:
*: Bokmål: {{tt+|nb|felt|n}}
* Romanian: {{tt|ro|depozit de minerale}}, {{tt|ro|câmp mineral}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|месторожде́ние}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|на̀лазӣште}}
*: Latin: {{tt+|sh|nàlazīšte}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}} {{qualifier|particularly oil}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}, {{tt+|sv|malmfält|n}}, {{tt+|sv|område|n}}, {{tt+|sv|fyndighet|c}}
* Ukrainian: {{tt|uk|родо́вище|n}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
* Yiddish: {{tt|yi|פֿעלד|n}}
{{trans-bottom}}

{{trans-top|place where a battle is fought}}
* Arabic: {{tt+|ar|سَاحَة|f}}, {{tt|ar|[[سَاحَة]] [[الْ]][[مَعْرَكَة]]|f}}, {{tt|ar|سَاحَة الْشَرَف|f}}
* Azerbaijani: {{tt|az|[[döüyş]] [[meydanı]]}}
* Bashkir: {{tt|ba|яу ҡыры}}
* Bavarian: {{tt|bar|Foid}}
* Belarusian: {{tt|be|[[по́ле]] [[бой|бо́ю]]|n}}, {{tt|be|[[по́ле]] [[бітва|бі́твы]]|n}}
* Bulgarian: {{tt|bg|[[боен|бо́йно]] [[поле́]]|n}}, {{tt|bg|бои́ще|n}} {{qualifier|dated or poetic}}, {{tt+|bg|полесраже́ние|n}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|camp|m}}
* Chinese:
*: Mandarin: {{tt+|cmn|戰場|tr=zhànchǎng}}
* Czech: {{t+|cs|pole|n}}, {{t|cs|bitevní pole}}, {{t+|cs|bojiště|n}}
* Dutch: {{tt+|nl|slagveld|n}}
* Egyptian: {{t-egy|bꜣwj|h=E10-W:y-N21:Z1|m}}, {{t-egy|pgꜣ|h=p:g-A-D32-N23:Z1|m}}, {{t-egy|prj|h=p:r-i-tr-N21:Z1|m}}
* Estonian: {{t+|et|tanner}}, {{t|et|tallermaa}}, {{t|et|lahingväli}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|kenttä}}, {{tt+|fi|taistelukenttä}}
* Galician: {{tt+|gl|campo|m}}
* Georgian: {{tt|ka|ბრძოლის ველი}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Feld|n}}, {{tt+|de|Schlachtfeld|n}}
* Hebrew: {{tt+|he|שָׂדֶה|m|tr=sadé}}
* Hindi: {{t|hi|युद्धक्षेत्र|m}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|harctér}}, {{tt+|hu|csatatér}}, {{tt+|hu|harcmező}}
* Japanese: {{tt+|ja|戦場|tr=せんじょう, senjō}}, {{tt+|ja|戦地|tr=せんち, senchi}}
* Korean: {{tt+|ko|전장(戰場)}}
* Latvian: {{tt+|lv|lauks}}, {{tt|lv|karalauks}}, {{tt|lv|kaujas lauks}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|pae o te pakanga}}, {{tt|mi|kauhanga riri}}
* Middle English: {{tt|enm|feeld}}
* Phoenician: {{tt|phn|𐤔𐤃|m}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|pole|n}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|campo|m}}
* Romanian: {{tt|ro|câmp de bătaie|n}}
* Russian: {{tt|ru|[[по́ле]] [[бо́я]]|n}}, {{tt|ru|[[по́ле]] [[битва|би́твы]]|n}}, {{tt|ru|[[по́ле]] [[брань|бра́ни]]|n}}
* Slovak: {{t|sk|bojisko|n}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}, {{tt+|sv|slagfält|n}}
* Thai: {{tt+|th|สนาม}}
* Ukrainian: {{tt|uk|[[по́ле]] [[бій|бо́ю]]|n}}, {{tt|uk|[[по́ле]] [[битва|би́тви]]|n}}, {{tt|uk|побо́їще|n}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
{{trans-bottom}}

{{trans-top|sports: area reserved for playing a game}}
* Albanian: {{tt+|sq|fushë}}
* Arabic: {{tt+|ar|مَلْعَب|m}}
* Armenian: {{tt+|hy|դաշտ}}
* Bulgarian: {{tt+|bg|игри́ще|n}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|camp|m}}
* Czech: {{tt+|cs|hřiště|n}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|bane|c}}, {{tt|da|spilleplads}}
* Dutch: {{tt+|nl|veld|n}}, {{tt+|nl|speelveld|n}}
* Esperanto: {{t|eo|ludkampo}}
* Estonian: {{tt|et|väljak}}, {{tt|et|spordiväljak}}, {{tt|et|mänguväljak}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|kenttä}}, {{tt+|fi|pelikenttä}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|terrain|m}}
* Galician: {{tt+|gl|campo|m}}
* Gallurese: {{tt|sdn|campu}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Feld|n}}, {{tt+|de|Spielfeld|n}}, {{tt+|de|Platz|m}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|γήπεδο|n}}
* Hebrew: {{tt+|he|מִגְרָשׁ|m|tr=migrásh}}
* Hindi: {{tt+|hi|मैदान|m}}, {{tt|hi|फ़ील्ड|m}}, {{t|hi|क्रीड़ाक्षेत्र|m}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|pálya}}, {{tt+|hu|terep}}
* Indonesian: {{tt+|id|lapangan}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo|m}}
* Japanese: {{tt+|ja|フィールド|tr=fīrudo}}
* Khmer: {{tt|km|ទីលាន}}
* Korean: {{tt|ko|필드}}
* Latvian: {{tt|lv|laukums|m}}
* Lithuanian: {{tt+|lt|aikštė|f}}
* Macedonian: {{tt|mk|терен|m}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|papa tākaro}}
* Norwegian:
*: Bokmål: {{tt+|nb|bane|m}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|boisko|n}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|campo|m}}
* Romanian: {{tt+|ro|teren|n}}, {{tt|ro|câmp de joc|n}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|по́ле|n}}
* Sardinian:
*: Campidanese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
*: Logudorese: {{tt|sc|campile}}, {{tt|sc|campu}}
* Sassarese: {{tt|sdc|ganpu}}
* Scottish Gaelic: {{tt|gd|raon|m}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|тѐре̄н|m}}
*: Roman: {{tt+|sh|tèrēn|m}}
* Slovak: {{t|sk|ihrisko|n}}
* Slovene: {{tt+|sl|polje|m}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}}, {{tt+|es|cancha|f}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swahili: {{t+|sw|uwanja}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|plan|c}} {{qualifier|outdoors}}, {{tt+|sv|bana|c}}
* Thai: {{tt+|th|สนาม}}
* Ukrainian: {{t+|uk|по́ле|n}}
* Urdu: {{tt|ur|مَیدان|m}}, {{tt|ur|فِیلْڈ|m}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}, {{tt+|cy|cae|m}}
* Yiddish: {{tt|yi|פֿעלד|n}}
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{{trans-top|all of the competitors in any outdoor contest or trial, or all except the favourites in the betting}}
* Czech: {{t|cs|pole závodníků}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|mezőny}}
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{{trans-top|physics: region affected by a particular force}}
* Albanian: {{tt+|sq|fushë}}
* Arabic: {{tt|ar|مَجَال|m}}
* Armenian: {{tt+|hy|դաշտ}}
* Azerbaijani: {{tt+|az|sahə}}
* Bashkir: {{tt|ba|ҡыр}}
* Bavarian: {{tt|bar|Foid}}
* Bulgarian: {{tt+|bg|поле́|n}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|camp|m}}
* Chinese:
*: Mandarin: {{tt+|cmn|場|tr=chǎng}}
* Czech: {{tt+|cs|pole|n}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|felt|n}}
* Dutch: {{tt+|nl|veld|n}}
* Estonian: {{tt|et|väli}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|kenttä}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|champ|m}}
* Galician: {{tt+|gl|campo|m}}
* Gallurese: {{tt|sdn|campu}}
* Georgian: {{tt|ka|ველი}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Feld|n}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|πεδίο|n}}
* Hebrew: {{tt+|he|שָׂדֶה|m|tr=sadé}}
* Hindi: {{t+|hi|क्षेत्र}}, {{t|hi|प्रभाव-क्षेत्र}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|mező}}
* Indonesian: {{tt+|id|medan}}
* Irish: {{tt|ga|réimse|m}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo|m}}
* Japanese: {{qualifier|used in physics}} {{tt+|ja|場|tr=ば, ba}}, {{qualifier|used in engineering}} {{tt+|ja|界|tr=かい, kai}}
* Latvian: {{tt+|lv|lauks|m}}
* Lithuanian: {{tt|lt|laukas|m}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|mokowā}}
* Mongolian: {{tt+|mn|орон}}, {{tt+|mn|талбай}}
* Norwegian:
*: Bokmål: {{tt+|nb|felt|n}}
*: Nynorsk: {{t|nn|felt|n}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|pole|n}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|campo|m}}
* Romanian: {{tt+|ro|câmp}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|по́ле|n}}
* Sardinian:
*: Campidanese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
*: Logudorese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
* Sassarese: {{tt|sdc|gampu}}
* Scottish Gaelic: {{tt|gd|raon|m}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|по̏ље|n}}
*: Roman: {{tt+|sh|pȍlje|n}}
* Slovene: {{tt+|sl|polje|n}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}
* Tagalog: {{tt|tl|larang}}
* Thai: {{tt+|th|สนาม}}
* Ukrainian: {{t+|uk|по́ле|n}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
* Yiddish: {{tt|yi|פֿעלד|n}}
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{{trans-top|course of study or domain of knowledge or practice}}
* Albanian: {{tt+|sq|fushë}}
* Arabic: {{tt|ar|مَجَال|m}}
* Armenian: {{tt+|hy|ասպարեզ}}, {{tt+|hy|դաշտ}}
* Azerbaijani: {{tt+|az|sahə}}
* Bashkir: {{tt|ba|өлкә}}, {{tt|ba|даирә}}
* Bulgarian: {{tt+|bg|о́бласт|f}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|terreny|m}}
* Chinese:
*: Mandarin: {{tt+|cmn|領域|tr=lǐngyù}}
* Czech: {{tt+|cs|pole}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|felt|n}}, {{tt+|da|område}}
* Dutch: {{tt+|nl|vak|n}}, {{tt+|nl|vakgebied|n}}, {{tt+|nl|gebied|n}}, {{tt+|nl|terrein|n}}
* Estonian: {{tt+|et|ala}}, {{tt|et|valdkond}}, {{tt|et|tegevusväli}}, {{tt|et|tegevusala}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|ala}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|champ|m}}
* Gallurese: {{tt|sdn|campu}}
* Georgian: {{tt|ka|დარგი}}, {{tt|ka|სფერო}}, {{tt|ka|არე}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Feld|n}}, {{tt+|de|Gebiet|n}}, {{tt+|de|Bereich|m}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|τομέας|m}}, {{tt+|el|πεδίο|n}}
* Hebrew: {{tt+|he|תְּחוּם|m|tr=tḥum}}
* Hindi: {{t+|hi|क्षेत्र|m}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|terület}}
* Ido: {{tt+|io|feldo}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo|m}}, {{tt+|it|ambito|m}}
* Japanese: {{tt+|ja|分野|tr=ぶんや, bun’ya}}, {{tt+|ja|領域|tr=りょういき, ryōiki}}
* Latvian: {{tt+|lv|lauks|m}}, {{tt|lv|nozare|f}}
* Lithuanian: {{tt|lt|sritis|f}}
* Norwegian:
*: Bokmål: {{tt|nb|fagfelt|n}}, {{tt+|nb|felt|n}}
* Old English: {{tt|ang|stede|m}}
* Persian:
*: Dari: {{tt|prs|رِشْتَه}}
*: Iranian Persian: {{tt|fa-ira|رِشْتِه}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|dziedzina|f}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|campo|m}}, {{tt+|pt|domínio|m}}, {{tt+|pt|área|f}}
* Romanian: {{tt+|ro|domeniu|n}}, {{tt+|ro|teren}}, {{tt+|ro|sferă}}, {{tt+|ro|câmp}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|о́бласть|f}}, {{tt+|ru|о́трасль|f}}
* Sardinian:
*: Campidanese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
*: Logudorese: {{tt|sc|campu}}
* Sassarese: {{tt|sdc|gampu}}
* Scottish Gaelic: {{tt|gd|raon|m}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|по̏ље|n}}
*: Roman: {{tt+|sh|pȍlje|n}}
* Slovene: {{tt|sl|disciplina|f}}
* Sorbian:
*: Lower Sorbian: {{tt|dsb|pólo|n}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|terreno|m}}, {{tt+|es|campo|m}}, {{tt+|es|ámbito|m}}, {{t+|es|rubro|m}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swahili: {{t+|sw|uwanja}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}, {{tt+|sv|område|n}}
* Telugu: {{tt+|te|రంగం}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
* Yiddish: {{tt|yi|פֿעלד|n}}
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{{trans-top|mathematics (algebra): a commutative ring satisfying the field axioms}}
* Afrikaans: {{tt+|af|veld}}
* Albanian: {{tt+|sq|sferë}}, {{tt+|sq|fushë}}
* Armenian: {{tt+|hy|դաշտ}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|cos|m}}
* Chinese:
*: Mandarin: {{tt+|cmn|域|tr=yù}}
* Czech: {{tt+|cs|pole|n}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|legeme|n}}
* Dutch: {{tt+|nl|lichaam|f}} {{qualifier|Netherlands}}, {{tt+|nl|veld|n}} {{qualifier|Belgium}}
* Esperanto: {{tt|eo|kampo}}
* Estonian: {{tt|et|korpus}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|kunta}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|corps|m}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Körper|m}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|σώμα|n}}
* Hebrew: {{tt+|he|שָׂדֶה|m|tr=sadé}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|test}}
* Indonesian: {{tt+|id|medan}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo|m}}
* Japanese: {{tt+|ja|体|tr=たい, tai}}
* Maori: {{t|mi|āpure}}
* Mongolian: {{tt+|mn|орон}}
* Norwegian:
*: Bokmål: {{tt+|nb|kropp|m}}
*: Nynorsk: {{t|nn|kropp|m}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|ciało|n}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|corpo}}
* Romanian: {{tt+|ro|corp|n}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|по́ле|n}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|по̏ље|n}}
*: Roman: {{tt+|sh|pȍlje|n}}
* Slovene: {{tt+|sl|obseg|m}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|cuerpo|m}}, {{tt+|es|campo|m}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|kropp|c}}
* Ukrainian: {{t+|uk|по́ле|n}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
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{{trans-top|heraldry: background of the shield}}
* Bulgarian: {{tt+|bg|поле́|n}}
* Catalan: {{tt+|ca|camp|m}}
* Danish: {{tt+|da|felt|c}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|kenttä}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|champ|m}}
* Galician: {{tt+|gl|campo|m}}
* Irish: {{tt+|ga|urlár|m}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo|m}}
* Middle English: {{tt|enm|feeld}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|pole|n}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
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{{trans-top|section of form to be filled with data}}
* Czech: {{t+|cs|pole|n}}
* Esperanto: {{tt|eo|zono}}
* Estonian: {{t|et|lahter}}
* Maori: {{t|mi|āpure}}
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{{trans-top|computing: area of memory or storage reserved for a particular value}}
* Chinese:
*: Mandarin: {{tt+|cmn|字段}}, {{tt|cmn|信息组}}
* Czech: {{tt+|cs|pole|n}}
* Estonian: {{tt|et|lahter}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|alue}} {{q|general}}, {{tt+|fi|kenttä}} {{q|object-oriented programming}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|rubrique|f}}
* German: {{tt+|de|Feld|n}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|πεδίο|n}}
* Hungarian: {{tt+|hu|mező}}
* Italian: {{tt+|it|campo|m}}
* Japanese: {{tt+|ja|フィールド|tr=fīrudo}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|āpure}}
* Polish: {{tt+|pl|pole|n}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|campo|m}}
* Romanian: {{tt+|ro|câmp|n}}, {{tt|ro|zonă de memorie|f}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|по́ле|n}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{tt|sh|по̏ље|n}}
*: Roman: {{tt+|sh|pȍlje|n}}
* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campo|m}}
* Swabian: {{tt|swg|Fäld}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|fält|n}}
* Ukrainian: {{t+|uk|по́ле|n}}
* Welsh: {{tt+|cy|maes|m}}
}}
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* Ido: {{t+check|io|agro}}
* Old English: {{t-check|ang|flōr}}
* Romanian: {{t+check|ro|câmp|n}} (1-7), {{t+check|ro|teren|n}} (3)
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====Further reading====
* {{pedia}}

===Verb===
{{en-verb}}

# {{lb|en|transitive|sports}} To intercept or catch (a ball) and play it.
# {{lb|en|intransitive|baseball|softball|cricket|and other batting sports}} To be the team catching and throwing the ball, as opposed to hitting it.
#: {{ux|en|The blue team are '''fielding''' first, while the reds are batting.}}
# {{lb|en|transitive|sports}} To place {{q|a team, its players, etc.}} in a game.
#: {{ux|en|The away team '''field'''ed two new players and the second-choice goalkeeper.}}
#* {{quote-journal
|en
|date=August 23, 2012
|author=Alasdair Lamont
|title=Hearts 0-1 Liverpool
|work=BBC Sport
|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19279553
|page=
|passage=On balance, it was harsh on Hearts, who had given as good as they got against their more-fancied opponents, who, despite not being at full strength, '''fielded''' a multi-million pound team.}}
# {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[answer]]; to [[address]].
#: {{ux|en|She will '''field''' questions immediately after her presentation.}}
# {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[execute]] research (in the field).
#: {{ux|en|He '''fielded''' the marketing survey about the upcoming product.}}
# {{lb|en|transitive|military}} To [[deploy]] in the field.
#: {{ux|en|to '''field''' a new land-mine detector}}

====Synonyms====
* {{sense|intercept or catch (a ball) and play it}}
* {{sense|place a team in (a game)}}
* {{sense|answer, address}} {{l|en|address}}, {{l|en|answer}}, {{l|en|deal with}}, {{l|en|respond}} to

====Antonyms====
* {{antsense|be the team throwing and catching the ball}} {{l|en|bat}}

====Derived terms====
{{col2|en|field out|field off|field up|misfield}}

====Translations====
{{trans-top|intercept or catch}}{{multitrans|data=
* Estonian: {{t|et|püüdma}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|ottaa kiinni}}
* French: {{tt+|fr|attraper}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|κόβω}}
* Kashmiri: {{tt|ks|[[فیٖلڈِنٛگ]] [[کَرٕنؠ]]}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|hopukuru}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|interceptar}}, {{tt+|pt|apanhar}}
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{{trans-top|to be the team catching and throwing the ball}}
* Czech: {{t|cs|hrát v poli|impf}}
* Finnish: {{tt|fi|[[olla]] [[ulkovuoro|ulkovuorossa]]}}
* Kashmiri: {{tt|ks|[[فیٖلڈِنٛگ]] [[کَرٕنؠ]]}}
* Maori: {{tt|mi|hopukuru}}
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{{trans-top|to place in a playing field}}
* Czech: {{t|cs|postavit do pole}}
* Estonian: {{t|et|väljakule asetama}}, {{t|et|väljakule paigutama}}, {{t|et|väljakule saatma}}, {{t|et|väljakule tõstma}}
* Finnish: {{tt|fi|[[panna]] [[kenttä|kentälle]]}}
* German: {{tt+|de|einsetzen}}
* Greek: {{tt|el|κατεβάζω ομάδα}}, {{tt|el|συγκεντρώνω ομάδα}}
* Portuguese: {{tt+|pt|posicionar}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|отпра́вить}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|ställa upp}}
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{{trans-top|to place in a battle field}}
* Czech: {{t|cs|postavit do pole}}
* Estonian: {{t|et|tandrile paigutama}}, {{t|et|tandrile saatma}}
* German: {{tt+|de|einsetzen}}
* Russian: {{tt+|ru|напра́вить}}
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{{trans-top|to answer; to address}}
* Czech: {{t+|cs|odpovědět|pf}}
* Estonian: {{t|et|vastama}}
* Finnish: {{tt+|fi|vastata}}
* Greek: {{tt+|el|απευθύνω}}
* Swedish: {{tt+|sv|ta emot}}, {{tt+|sv|besvara}}
}}
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* Estonian: {{t-check|et|[[püüdma]] [[ning]] [[tagasi lööma]]}} (1), {{t-check|et|[[võistlus]]eks [[välja viima]]}} (2)
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===See also===
{{R:Britannica 1911|Field}}

===Further reading===
* {{R:Online Etymology Dictionary}}

===Anagrams===
* {{anagrams|en|a=defil|Fidel|felid|filed|flied}}

{{C|en|Flags|Sports}}

==Middle English==

===Noun===
{{head|enm|noun}}

# {{alternative form of|enm|feeld}}

==Old English==

===Alternative forms===
* {{alter|ang|fild|fyld|fæld}}

===Etymology===
From {{inh|ang|gmw-pro|*faldi}}, from {{inh|ang|gem-pro|*faldiz}}.

===Pronunciation===
* {{ang-IPA|field}}

===Noun===
{{ang-noun|m}}

# [[fold]], [[crease]] {{gloss|of clothing}}, [[plait]], [[wrinkle]]
# a [[revolution]], [[turn]], [[roll]]
# {{lb|ang|figurative}} [[turn]], [[course]] {{gloss|of time}}

====Declension====
{{ang-decl-noun-i-m|field}}

====Derived terms====
* {{l|ang|fieldstōl}}

====Related terms====
* {{l|ang|fealdan}}

====References====
* {{R:ang:BT|fyld|ref=12839}}
* {{R:ang:Dictionary of Old English|fyld|E09745}}