Sow (verb)

1. Plant (seed) by scattering it on or in the ground.
2. Give birth to (piglets).

Origin:

Old english sāwan, of germanic origin; related to dutch zaaien and german säen.

Examples:

1. Farmers sow their fields with wheat every year.
2. They decided to sow the garden with wildflowers.
3. The sow gave birth to a litter of piglets.
4. She was able to sow the seeds quickly and efficiently.
5. He sow the seed and waited for the harvest.