Seedfolks Vocab "Kim-Sae Young"

A small grocery store, especially in a Spanish-speaking neighborhood.

A type of flower known for its bright yellow color and often found in fields or gardens.

A large estate, especially in the southern U.S., where crops such as cotton or tobacco are cultivated, usually by resident laborers.

The practice of being peaceful and avoiding violence, often associated with promoting non-violent resolutions to conflicts.

A shallow container used for holding water or feed for animals.

A tool used in gardening or construction, typically with a flat, pointed blade and a long handle, for digging or moving soil.

A place where items of value are kept and can be exchanged for money, especially those not owned by the shopkeeper.

A term used to describe a family structure that includes multiple generations living together, such as grandparents, parents, and children.

A term used to refer to the state of being unoccupied or not filled, such as an empty room or a job position.

To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way, especially as the result of a favorable environment.

An open public space where people can gather, typically found in the center of a town or city.

The act of modifying clothing to change its fit or style, often done by a tailor or seamstress.

A type of bean that is often used in dishes such as soups and stews, known for its flat shape and green color.

The state of the atmosphere when it is warm and moisture-laden, often making it feel sticky or uncomfortable.

A large family dwelling, often built around a central courtyard in Spanish-speaking cultures.