spec. Of land, soil, etc.: fertile. Also in figurative, esp. spiritual, contexts.

Of land: fertile, productive; cultivated. Now rare.

Not exhausted or fatigued; full of vigour, energy, or vitality; brisk, active, lively; (in early use also) †cheerful (obsolete). Also of a country…

Yielding or capable of yielding excellent and abundant returns. Of land: Fertile, rich.

Fertile, productive.

Bearing or producing in abundance; fruitful, prolific. Const. of, in, rarely †to. literal of the soil, a district or region, rarely of animals.

Of soil, land, a river, etc.: having the properties necessary to produce fertile growth; abounding in nutrients.

Fruitful.

= batful, adj., battle, adj.

Hence, of soil or land: Rich, fertile, productive, fruitful (properly in pasture, but sometimes generally).

Nourishing or fattening to cattle; hence, fertile, productive, fruitful.

Full of increase; productive, fruitful.

Of places: Richly productive; fertile. Obsolete.

Luxuriantly fertile or prolific; abundantly productive. Also figurative.

Of soil, land, etc.: rich, fertile, productive.

Producing or able to produce large amounts of some item, resource, or commodity; that supplies something in abundance; fertile.

In-lying, not exposed; hence, ‘Fertile: applied to land’ (Jamieson).

of the nature of or resembling an oasis.

= oasal adj.