Is this the bus for Park Ridge?
Source: tatoeba (60686)
Ridge
Synonyms for "ridge" (171 found)
Ranked by relevance and common usage.
Closest matches (35)
Strong matches (51)
Related words (85)
limitlineliploinlooplumpmaximummeridianmolemountainmountaintopne plus ultranevusno place highernoddlenogginnoodlenoonnubnubbin
Show 61 more words
nubblepapillomapatepeakpegpinnaclepitchplicaplowpointpolepollprojectionprominencepuckerpurseraiseribridge beamrimpleringripplerivelruckrucklerumplesaddlesaddlebacksconceseamseventh heavenshirrshoulderskyspinespirestripstudstylesummittabtiptip toptip-toptoptubercletuberculeupmostupper extremityuppermostutmostverrucavertexvery topvesiclewalewartweltwimplewrinklezenith
Related word relations
OpenGloss and ConceptNet supply richer edges like generalizations, collocations, and derivations.
More general
21 entriesShowing 16 of 21 words.
Synonyms
1 entriesRelated terms
2 entriesderived
123 entriesShowing 16 of 123 words.
has context
4 entriesis a
7 entriesmanner of
5 entriespart of
1 entriesrelated to
31 entriesShowing 16 of 31 words.
Translations
162 translations across 46 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- kreshtë noun (chain of mountains)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- δειράς noun (chain of hills)
Arabic
1 entries- سلسلة جبال noun (chain of hills)
Aromanian
1 entries- creastã noun (chain of mountains)
Bulgarian
4 entries- било noun (highest point on a roof)
- планинска верига noun (chain of mountains)
- хребет noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- хребет noun (elevation on ocean bottom)
Catalan
3 entries- carena noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- serra noun (chain of hills)
- serralada noun (chain of mountains)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 垄 noun (projecting line or strip)
- 屋脊 noun (highest point on a roof)
- 山脊 noun (chain of mountains)
- 山脊 noun (chain of hills)
Czech
3 entries- hřeben noun (chain of mountains)
- hřeben noun (chain of hills)
- oceánský hřbet noun (elevation on ocean bottom)
Dutch
4 entries- bergkam noun (chain of mountains)
- bergrug noun (chain of mountains)
- heuvelkam noun (chain of hills)
- heuvelrug noun (chain of hills)
Esperanto
2 entries- altaĵaro noun (chain of hills)
- firsto noun (highest point on a roof)
Estonian
2 entries- seljak noun (chain of hills)
- seljandik noun (chain of hills)
Faroese
1 entries- ryggur noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Finnish
4 entries- harja noun (highest point on a roof)
- harjanne noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- katonharja noun (highest point on a roof)
- keskiselänne noun (elevation on ocean bottom)
French
4 entries- crête noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- crête noun (chain of mountains)
- dorsale noun (elevation on ocean bottom)
- faîte noun (highest point on a roof)
Galician
4 entries- aresta noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- aspra noun (chain of mountains)
- cordal noun (chain of mountains)
- cume noun (highest point on a roof)
German
4 entries- Riedel name (equivalent surnames)
- Bergkette noun (chain of mountains)
- First noun (highest point on a roof)
- Grat noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Hindi
2 entries- कटक noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- डाँग noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Hungarian
4 entries- gerinc noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- hegygerinc noun (chain of mountains)
- hegyhát noun (chain of mountains)
- hegylánc noun (chain of mountains)
Ingrian
1 entries- kukkula noun (highest point on a roof)
Irish
4 entries- droim noun (chain of mountains)
- droim noun (chain of hills)
- iomaire noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- mullach noun (highest point on a roof)
Italian
4 entries- catena noun (chain of mountains)
- colmo noun (highest point on a roof)
- costone noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- cresta noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Japanese
1 entries- 大棟 noun (highest point on a roof)
Latgalian
1 entries- čukurs noun (highest point on a roof)
Latvian
1 entries- kore noun (highest point on a roof)
Macedonian
3 entries- би́ло noun (highest point on a roof)
- ве́рига noun (chain of mountains)
- пла́нинска ве́рига noun (chain of mountains)
Malay
3 entries- rabung noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- rabung noun (highest point on a roof)
- rabung noun (chain of mountains)
Māori
4 entries- hiwi noun (chain of hills)
- kahiwi noun (chain of hills)
- kaka noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- miki noun (chain of hills)
Norwegian
4 entries- møne noun (highest point on a roof)
- rygg noun (chain of mountains)
- rygg noun (chain of hills)
- rygg noun (elevation on ocean bottom)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- åskam noun (chain of hills)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- åskam noun (chain of hills)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- صرت noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Persian
1 entries- گریوه noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Plautdietsch
2 entries- Launtrigjen noun (chain of mountains)
- Launtrigjen noun (chain of hills)
Polish
4 entries- grzbiet noun (chain of mountains)
- grzbiet noun (elevation on ocean bottom)
- kalenica noun (highest point on a roof)
- pasmo noun (chain of hills)
Portuguese
4 entries- aresta noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- cordilheira noun (chain of mountains)
- cresta noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- cumeeira noun (highest point on a roof)
Romanian
2 entries- creastă noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- creastă noun (chain of mountains)
Russian
4 entries- го́рная цепь noun (chain of mountains)
- го́рная цепь noun (chain of hills)
- го́рный хребе́т noun (chain of mountains)
- го́рный хребе́т noun (chain of hills)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- mullach noun (highest point on a roof)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- hrbat noun (highest point on a roof)
Sicilian
1 entries- crista noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Slovene
1 entries- greben noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Spanish
4 entries- arista noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- caballete noun (highest point on a roof)
- cordillera noun (chain of mountains)
- cresta noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Swedish
4 entries- bergsrygg noun (chain of mountains)
- nock noun (highest point on a roof)
- rygg noun (chain of mountains)
- rygg noun (elevation on ocean bottom)
Tagalog
2 entries- palupo noun (highest point on a roof)
- palupuhan noun (highest point on a roof)
Turkish
4 entries- dağ silsilesi noun (chain of mountains)
- doruk noun (highest point on a roof)
- sırt noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
- zirve noun (highest point on a roof)
Zazaki
4 entries- gedug (diq) noun (chain of hills)
- koyani noun (chain of mountains)
- serni noun (highest point on a roof)
- sud noun (line along which two sloping surfaces meet)
Sample sentences
17 total sentences available.
In the Netherlands, it is the custom that, when during the construction of a house the highest point has been reached and the roof is ready for tiling, the client treats the construction workers to so-called "tile beer" to celebrate this. A flag is then placed on the ridge of the house. If the client is too stingy to treat, not a flag, but a broom is placed.
Source: tatoeba (402603)
Today, the ship remained over the Mid-Atlantic Ridge - a mountain range located on the bottom of the ocean at depths of up to 3 miles.
Source: tatoeba (3492400)
Everything between the two girls, and the man and team at plough upon the ridge of land, where they showed against the sky as if they were the last things in the world — seemed dancing too.
Source: tatoeba (4047909)
Showing 4 of 17 available sentences.
Keep exploring
Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.