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 Derived from the word vela, the word agriculture generally refers to a gift, a fly.[1] The name may have been given because of the gift of land. The word Velan means one who controls the flood (water).[2] The term agriculture also has the meaning of "sustaining others by choice".[3] The English word agriculture, which means agriculture, comes from the Latin word agricultūra. ager means "land" and "cultura" means "cultivation". Thus, the activity of "cultivating the land" came to be called "agricultūra" ("agriculture").[4] Also, the word "cultura" is a synonym for "culture".[5] Subsequently, the word "cult" came to mean "worship" and spiritual cultivation came to mean "education". He may also consider that "Kalvi" in Tamil means "excavation".[6] Thus, the agricultural industry associated with the land became a factor in realizing the higher activities of the human race.