bunded

UK
/ˈbʌndɪd/
US
/ˈbʌndɪd/
bundverb

bunded

Past Simple

bunded
Past Simple
bunded
Past Participle
bunding
Gerund
UK
/bʌnd/
US
/bʌnd/
Used chiefly in South Asian English meaning ‘to construct an embankment (bund) around land’.
Definitions
To build or provide with a bund; to enclose or protect (land, water, etc.) by constructing an embankment.
The farmers bunded the paddy fields before the rains arrived.
bundnoun
Definitions
An embankment or dike, typically used to control the flow of water or to protect an area from flooding.
The farmers built a bund around the fields to prevent flooding during the rainy season.
A political alliance or league, especially one formed for a specific purpose.
The local parties formed a bund to address the community's concerns about environmental issues.
bundadjective
Definitions
Relating to or serving as a bund; forming or functioning as a containing embankment.
Bund walls around the storage tanks ensure that any spillage is contained.