Meanings of distant descendant in anglès

The distant descendant has no displacency; The husbandmen are encouraged to diligence.

The distant descendant presides over the feast; His sweet spirits are strong.

Its plains and marshes being opened up, It was made into fields by the distant descendant.

The crops of the distant descendant Look (thick) as thatch, and (swelling) like a carriage-cover.

The boundaries and smaller divisions are nicely adjusted, And the millets yield abundant crops, The harvest of the distant descendant.

Nineteen-year-old Willem, tall and black-haired like Vor, looked to be his son but was actually a distant descendant, many generations removed.

The distant descendant comes, When their wives and children Are bringing food to those (at work) in the south-lying acres.

It is difficult to say who the 'I' in the piece is, but evidently he and the ' distant descendant' are different persons.

We sow all the kinds of grain, Which grow up straight and large, So that the wish of the distant descendant is satisfied.

The distant descendant will come, When their wives and children Are bringing food to those (at work) on the south-lying acres.

Burnin' Train is a distant descendant of Brilliant Disguise, while Rainmaker offers a glimmer of hope in the dust of an endless drought.

Those who made us are distant descendants of those who made the machines that probably destroyed your world.

The long view that might have saved their distant descendants required a vision and extended altruism instinctively difficult to marshal.

Her distant descendants followed.

Apodids, distant descendants of Earth's swiftlets, combed the beach below for the shimmering blue and green bivalves that were abundant in the costal regions.

They were, indeed, in exactly the same position in which the distant descendants of the human race may one day be expected to find themselves.