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Word: Harvest

/ˈhɑːrvɪst/

Noun: The process or period of gathering crops or other products from the fields, forests, etc., especially after they have matured. For example: “The farmers began their annual harvest of wheat this week.”
- Also refers to the crops that have been gathered during this period; the yield or product of a season’s growth. Example: “This year’s harvest was abundant with corn and soybeans.”
Verb: To gather crops or the like from the fields; reap or collect (crops, fruits, etc.). Example: “They harvested the apples from the orchard.”
- Figuratively, it can also mean to obtain or gain something after effort or time spent, e.g., “We harvested the benefits of our hard work.”

“Harvest time” refers to the season when crops are gathered, usually autumn.
“Bumper harvest” describes a particularly large or successful crop yield.
“Reap what one sows” is a metaphorical phrase suggesting that the results or consequences of one’s actions (good or bad) will return to them eventually, similar to how a farmer harvests what he planted.

Noun: “The village celebrated the completion of the harvest with a feast.”
Verb: “After months of care, they finally harvested the first batch of grapes from their vineyard.”