Soil

soil is

• one of the factors of production in the classical political economy.
• the highest layer of the lithosphere at the border to the atmosphere, resulted from decomposition and biological entry, see soil (Bodenkunde)
• in the applied geosciences (engineer and Hydrogeologie, To ground connection and foundation engineering, soil mechanics) usually synonymously used for loose rock (not in the bodenkundlichen sense, but also in the deeper underground)
• in the building of houses the floor and the area above the highest living projectile, see attic
• in the music the lower part of the Ochestra one pull - or caper instrument, see soil (instrument making)
• zuunterst convenient part of a container, also to reason called
• the earth's surface (ground)
• when soil doing gymnastics and with the rhythmic sport gymnastic the match surface, on which one does gymnastics - see soil (equipment-do gymnastics), Soil (rhythmic sport gymnastic)
• the Gesässteil of trousers (trousers soil)

Wiktionary: Soil - word origin, synonyms and translations

geographical

• soil (Sweden), city in north Sweden; : Fortress soil
• soil (municipality), Swedish administrative unit
• soil (Westerwald) Westerwaldkreis, Rhineland-Palatinate
• soil, placein the animal oilers municipality Pfafflar
• soil (property goods), Weiler in property goods, Switzerland
• soil, local part of the Saxonian city wheel castle in the district Meissen
• soil, local part of the municipality Grossrückerswalde, Saxonia

persons

• William soil (*1890 † 1961) German politician

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