Definition of morgen in English:

morgen

noun ˈmɔːɡ(ə)nˈmôrɡən

1(in the Netherlands, South Africa, and parts of the US) a measure of land equal to about 0.8 hectare or two acres.
2(in Norway, Denmark, and Germany) a measure of land now equal to about 0.3 hectare or two thirds of an acre.

Early 17th century: from Dutch, or from German Morgen 'morning', apparently from the notion of ‘an area of land that can be ploughed in a morning’.

Glamorgan, gorgon, Morgan, organ

nounˈmôrɡən

1(in the Netherlands, South Africa, and parts of the US) a measure of land equal to about 0.8 hectare or two acres.
2(in Norway, Denmark, and Germany) a measure of land now equal to about 0.3 hectare or two thirds of an acre.

Early 17th century: from Dutch, or from German Morgen ‘morning’, apparently from the notion of ‘an area of land that can be plowed in a morning’.

单词	morgen
释义	Definition of morgen in English: morgen noun ˈmɔːɡ(ə)nˈmôrɡən 1(in the Netherlands, South Africa, and parts of the US) a measure of land equal to about 0.8 hectare or two acres. 2(in Norway, Denmark, and Germany) a measure of land now equal to about 0.3 hectare or two thirds of an acre. Origin Early 17th century: from Dutch, or from German Morgen 'morning', apparently from the notion of ‘an area of land that can be ploughed in a morning’. Rhymes Glamorgan, gorgon, Morgan, organ Definition of morgen in US English: morgen nounˈmôrɡən 1(in the Netherlands, South Africa, and parts of the US) a measure of land equal to about 0.8 hectare or two acres. 2(in Norway, Denmark, and Germany) a measure of land now equal to about 0.3 hectare or two thirds of an acre. Origin Early 17th century: from Dutch, or from German Morgen ‘morning’, apparently from the notion of ‘an area of land that can be plowed in a morning’.
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