Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Wildfraß
English translation:
damage by game / wild animals
Added to glossary by
Ulrike Kraemer
Jul 24, 2006 05:45
17 yrs ago
German term
Wildfrass
German to English
Other
Botany
Horticulture
Die gleichmäßig verteilten Fasern sind eine Barriere für Insekten, Vögel und Wild. Ihre wertvollen Pflanzen sind somit optimal gegen Wildfraß geschützt.
This is from a text about spunweb coverings for plants like strawberries (e.g. tunnels). I know they mean it prevents the plants being eaten by pests but is there a proper term for this please?
This is from a text about spunweb coverings for plants like strawberries (e.g. tunnels). I know they mean it prevents the plants being eaten by pests but is there a proper term for this please?
Proposed translations
(English)
2 +4 | damage by game | Ulrike Kraemer |
3 +3 | being eaten by wild animals | Teresa Reinhardt |
Proposed translations
+4
16 mins
German term (edited):
Wildfraß
Selected
damage by game
Some 350 Googlies for "damage by game".
Two examples:
Scotland in the 19th century: Section 1.9: Game
Abstract of the estimated annual loss arising from damage by game and other wild animals returned by tenant farmers to the Aberdeenshire Game Conference (p. ...
gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/haynin/haynin0109.htm
[DOC] CROFTER FORESTRY APPLICATION FORM
The participating shareholders shall notify the landlord in writing as soon as reasonably possible of any damage by game to growing trees and shall afford ...
www.crofterscommission.org.uk/downloads/CrofterForestry0408...
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Note added at 21 mins (2006-07-24 06:06:50 GMT)
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Another reference which has both "Wildfraß" and "damage by game":
VITIS Viticulture and Enology Abstracts
... Pfosten setzen - Schutzzaeune gegen Wildfrass errichten - Gruenduengung ... erecting protective fences to prevent damage by game, green manuring, ...
http://vitis-vea.zadi.de/SEARCH/VITISVEA_ENG/DDW?W=SUBJECTLI...
Two examples:
Scotland in the 19th century: Section 1.9: Game
Abstract of the estimated annual loss arising from damage by game and other wild animals returned by tenant farmers to the Aberdeenshire Game Conference (p. ...
gdl.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/haynin/haynin0109.htm
[DOC] CROFTER FORESTRY APPLICATION FORM
The participating shareholders shall notify the landlord in writing as soon as reasonably possible of any damage by game to growing trees and shall afford ...
www.crofterscommission.org.uk/downloads/CrofterForestry0408...
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Note added at 21 mins (2006-07-24 06:06:50 GMT)
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Another reference which has both "Wildfraß" and "damage by game":
VITIS Viticulture and Enology Abstracts
... Pfosten setzen - Schutzzaeune gegen Wildfrass errichten - Gruenduengung ... erecting protective fences to prevent damage by game, green manuring, ...
http://vitis-vea.zadi.de/SEARCH/VITISVEA_ENG/DDW?W=SUBJECTLI...
2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "I used a combination of both as in "damage by wild animals" but can only award to one. Damage sounded neater than "being eaten by" so thank you!"
+3
3 mins
being eaten by wild animals
AFIK, there's no other term (except for "frass", which is used for insects that bore into wood - but that wouldn't cover the four-leggeds)
Unfortunately, I have plenty of experience with defending my garden against local wildlife...
Unfortunately, I have plenty of experience with defending my garden against local wildlife...
Note from asker:
Thanks very much for your fast reply. I used a combination of both and can only award points to one - sorry! |
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Gillian Scheibelein
: yes this includes game + other animals such as mice, foxes, badgers
2 hrs
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Thanks, Gillian!
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agree |
Richard Benham
4 hrs
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Thanks, Richard!
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agree |
John Speese
: I would stick with this one, as it avoids the issue of non-game animals. This material sounds a lot like Reemay.
8 hrs
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Thanks, John!
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