yellowearth

noun
UK /ˈjeləʊ ɜːθ/
US /ˈjeloʊ ɜːrθ/

Yellowearth is a kind of yellow dirt or soil found in some places.

The farmer dug into the yellowearth to plant his seeds.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A type of fine, wind-blown soil that is often yellowish in color.

Layers of yellowearth covered the hillside after the dry season.

3. A yellowish pigment or coloring material made from earth.

The artist mixed yellowearth with water to paint the sunset.

4. A place or region where yellow-colored soil is common.

They traveled across the yellowearth plains of the north.