During the summer, many boats sail through the fjord to test their possibilities.
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Fjord
//ˈfiːɔːd//
Synonyms for "fjord" (32 found)
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2 entriesTranslations
80 translations across 65 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Albanian
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Arabic
3 entries- خَلَل noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- فِيُورْد noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- وَادٍ خِلَالِيّ noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Armenian
2 entries- ֆիորդ noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- ֆյորդ noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- fyord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Belarusian
2 entries- ф'ёрд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- фіёрд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Bulgarian
2 entries- фио́рд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- фьорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Catalan
1 entries- fiord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 峽灣 /峡湾 noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Czech
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Danish
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Dutch
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Esperanto
1 entries- fjordo noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Estonian
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Faroese
1 entries- fjørður noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Finnish
1 entries- vuono noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
French
2 entries- fiord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Galician
1 entries- fiorde noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Georgian
1 entries- ფიორდი noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
German
1 entries- Fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Greek
1 entries- φιόρδ noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Greenlandic
1 entries- kangerluk noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Hebrew
1 entries- פְיוֹרְד noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Hindi
1 entries- फ़्योर्ड noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Hungarian
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Icelandic
1 entries- fjörður noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Ido
1 entries- fyordo noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Indonesian
2 entries- fyord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- teluk kutub noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Irish
1 entries- caolsáile noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Italian
1 entries- fiordo noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Japanese
2 entries- フィヨルド noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- 峡湾 noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Kazakh
1 entries- фьорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Korean
3 entries- 피오르 noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- 피오르드 noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- 협만 noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- фьорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Latin
1 entries- fiordus noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Latvian
1 entries- fjords noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Lithuanian
1 entries- fjordas noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Macedonian
1 entries- фјорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Malay
1 entries- fiord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Manx
1 entries- keyllys sailley noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Marathi
1 entries- फ्यॉर्ड noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Māori
1 entries- tai matapari noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Northern Sami
1 entries- vuotna noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Old Norse
2 entries- angr noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- fjǫrðr noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Persian
2 entries- آبدره noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- فیورد noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Polish
1 entries- fiord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Portuguese
1 entries- fiorde noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Romanian
1 entries- fiord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Russian
2 entries- фио́рд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- фьорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- fjȍrd noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- фјо̏рд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Slovak
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Slovene
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Spanish
1 entries- fiordo noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Swedish
1 entries- fjord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Tagalog
1 entries- piyordo noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Tajik
1 entries- фиорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Tatar
1 entries- фьорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Thai
1 entries- ฟยอร์ด noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Turkish
1 entries- fiyort noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Ukrainian
2 entries- фйорд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
- фіо́рд noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Uzbek
1 entries- fiord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Vietnamese
1 entries- vịnh hẹp băng hà noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Welsh
1 entries- ffiord noun (long, narrow, deep inlet)
Sample sentences
14 total sentences available.
On a summer day, the view of the fjord with the large number of houses with orange roofs in the background is wonderful.
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Viking ships — in copies, naturally — are seen in Roskilde Harbor at the bottom of Roskilde Fjord, Denmark.
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Many original Viking vessels were found in the fjord and are on display in the museum building.
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