lattermath
/ˈlatəmaθ/Agriculture. Now rare (regional and historical in later use)
noun
A second or subsequent crop of hay or new growth of grass, after the first has been mown.
Origin
Early 16th century. From latter + math. Compare earlier aftermath.
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