No. 10,364 in Catalan
pouat
"Pouat" means "drawn (from a well)" in English.
In a sentence
El vent havia pouat un forat al camp.
The wind had hollowed out a hole in the field.
'Pouat' is used to indicate the act of digging or hollowing by an external force.
La noia ha pouat aigua del pou.
The girl has drawn water from the well.
'Pouat' describes the action of extracting something, in this case, water from a well.
Aquest article ha pouat d'antigues tradicions.
This article has drawn from ancient traditions.
'Pouat' metaphorically represents deriving or extracting knowledge or inspiration.
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