Of land: fertile, productive; cultivated. Now rare.

Productive of fruit. Of trees, etc.: Bearing plenty of fruit. Of soils, etc.: Fertile. Of rain, etc.: Causing fertility.

Bearing or yielding crops, etc., in abundance; fertile, prolific, productive. Frequently with in or of. Chiefly literary in later use.

Full of, abounding with, or producing fruit.

Prolific, productive; fertile.

Bearing or producing in abundance; fruitful, prolific. Const. of, in, rarely †to. transferred and figurative.

Prolific; apt or inclined to breed. Now dialect.

Bearing produce, productive, fertile. ? Obsolete.

Full of energy; fruitful.

That procreates, that begets offspring; generative; producing, as in †procreant cause (obsolete).

That generates, produces, or gives rise to something, or has the power or ability to do so; productive, creative; originating, causative.

Productive, fertile.

figurative. Fertile, fruitful. Obsolete.

Full of seed; (figurative) able to generate new growth.

figurative. Cf. grateful, adj. 2b.

Capable of yielding a crop, productive.

= prolific, adj. 2a. Obsolete.

= fecund, adj.

Bearing abundantly; fruitful, prolific.

Of an animal, person, plant, etc.: producing, or able to produce, many offspring, fruits, etc.; highly productive; fruitful. Of soil, land, etc…

Generative; fruitful; productive. In later use also: containing or producing a fetus or embryo.

Producing flowers.

Producing or able to produce large amounts of some item, resource, or commodity; that supplies something in abundance; fertile.

Fruitful.

transferred. Fertile; teeming; prolific.

Rich in fertilizing moisture. rare.

Of a season or period of time: productive, prolific. Obsolete. rare.

That may be productive; = producible, adj.

Of land: Responsive to the labour bestowed on it, fertile.

Having or producing good results; fruitful.

Generative; productive. Also: progenerative, reproductive. Now rare.

‘Big’, pregnant, teeming. rare.

Productive, fruitful.

Generating, productive; (Mathematics) acting as or constituting a generant (sense A. 2). rare.

Tending to proliferate; engaged in proliferation; prolific.