Ravine
//ɹəˈviːn//
Translations of "ravine" (61 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | kloof(a deep narrow valley), ravyn(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | φάραγξ(a deep narrow valley) | pháranx | |
| Arabic | وَهْدَة(a deep narrow valley) | wahda | |
| Aragonese | canyada(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Armenian | ձոր(a deep narrow valley) | jor | |
| Aromanian | arãpã(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | gobu(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Belarusian | раўча́к(a deep narrow valley), цясні́на(a deep narrow valley), яр(a deep narrow valley) | rawčák, cjasnína, jar | |
| Bulgarian | дефиле́(a deep narrow valley), проло́м(a deep narrow valley) | defilé, prolóm | |
| Catalan | congost(a deep narrow valley), gorja(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 山溝 /山沟(a deep narrow valley) | shāngōu | |
| Chuvash | вар(a deep narrow valley), ҫырма(a deep narrow valley) | var, śyrma | |
| Coptic | ϧⲉⲗⲗⲟⲧ(a deep narrow valley), ⲙⲟⲩⲛ̀ⲥⲱⲣⲉⲙ(a deep narrow valley), ⲭⲓⲙⲁⲣⲟⲥ(a deep narrow valley) | xellot, mouǹsōrem, khimaros | |
| Czech | rokle(a deep narrow valley), roklina(a deep narrow valley), strž(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Danish | ravine(a deep narrow valley), slugt(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Dutch | kloofdal(a deep narrow valley), ravijn(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Eastern Mari | корем(a deep narrow valley) | korem | |
| Esperanto | ravino(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Finnish | rotko(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| French | ravin(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Galician | bioca(a deep narrow valley), caivanca(a deep narrow valley), cal(a deep narrow valley), cavorco(a deep narrow valley), corgo(a deep narrow valley), quenllada(a deep narrow valley), vaganta(a deep narrow valley), valgada(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Georgian | ხევი(a deep narrow valley), ხრამი(a deep narrow valley) | xevi, xrami | |
| German | Klamm(a deep narrow valley), Schlucht(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Greek | λαγκάδι(a deep narrow valley), ρεματιά(a deep narrow valley), φαράγγι(a deep narrow valley) | lagkádi, rematiá, farángi | |
| Hungarian | szurdok(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Irish | ailt(a deep narrow valley), altán(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Italian | burrone(a deep narrow valley), calanco(a deep narrow valley), canalone(a deep narrow valley), forra(a deep narrow valley), gola(a deep narrow valley), gravina(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Japanese | 峡谷(a deep narrow valley), 渓谷(a deep narrow valley) | kyōkoku, keikoku | |
| Javanese | curah(a deep narrow valley), jrongan(a deep narrow valley), judhag(a deep narrow valley), jurang(a deep narrow valley), parung(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Komi-Zyrian | кырӧм(a deep narrow valley), нюкӧс(a deep narrow valley) | kyröm, ńukös | |
| Korean | 골짜기(a deep narrow valley), 산골짜기(a deep narrow valley), 협곡(a deep narrow valley) | goljjagi, san'goljjagi, hyeopgok | |
| Latin | convallis(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Lingala | libélá(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Macedonian | клисура(a deep narrow valley) | klisura | |
| Malay | jurang(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Māori | haemanga(a deep narrow valley), kōaka(a deep narrow valley), parari(a deep narrow valley), āpiti(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Middle English | clough(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | slukt(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | slukt(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Occitan | barranc(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Old Slovak | debra(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | بوغاز(a deep narrow valley), دره(a deep narrow valley) | boğaz, dere | |
| Plautdietsch | Kluft(a deep narrow valley), Schlucht(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Polish | jar(a deep narrow valley), wąwóz(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Portuguese | barranco(a deep narrow valley), ravina(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Romanian | ravenă(a deep narrow valley), râpă(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Russian | байра́к(a deep narrow valley), буера́к(a deep narrow valley), ложби́на(a deep narrow valley), лощи́на(a deep narrow valley), овра́г(a deep narrow valley), промо́ина(a deep narrow valley), уще́лье(a deep narrow valley), яр(a deep narrow valley) | bajrák, bujerák, ložbína, loščína, ovrág, promóina, uščélʹje, jar | |
| Sango | ngöröngbö(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | jàruga(a deep narrow valley), klìsura(a deep narrow valley), tjèsnac(a deep narrow valley), tèsnac(a deep narrow valley), клѝсура(a deep narrow valley), тѐснац(a deep narrow valley), тјѐснац(a deep narrow valley), ја̀руга(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Slovak | roklina(a deep narrow valley), strž(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Slovene | soteska(a deep narrow valley), vintgar(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Spanish | barranco(a deep narrow valley), cañada(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Swahili | bonde(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Swedish | ravin(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Tagalog | bangin(a deep narrow valley), galili(a deep narrow valley), kalugay(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Tarifit | addar(a deep narrow valley), tiɣzert(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Turkish | kanyon(a deep narrow valley), vadi(a deep narrow valley) | — | |
| Udmurt | вукырем(a deep narrow valley), кырем(a deep narrow valley), нюк(a deep narrow valley) | vukyrem, kyrem, ńuk | |
| Ugaritic | 𐎎𐎍𐎋(a deep narrow valley) | mlk | |
| Ukrainian | байра́к(a deep narrow valley), падь(a deep narrow valley), уще́лина(a deep narrow valley), яр(a deep narrow valley), яру́га(a deep narrow valley) | bajrák, padʹ, uščélyna, jar, jarúha | |
| Western Mari | карем(a deep narrow valley), лидӹ(a deep narrow valley) | karem, ĺidÿ |
kloof, ravyn
canyada
arãpã
gobu
congost, gorja
rokle, roklina, strž
ravine, slugt
kloofdal, ravijn
ravino
rotko
ravin
bioca, caivanca, cal, cavorco, corgo, quenllada, vaganta, valgada
Klamm, Schlucht
szurdok
ailt, altán
burrone, calanco, canalone, forra, gola, gravina
curah, jrongan, judhag, jurang, parung
convallis
libélá
jurang
haemanga, kōaka, parari, āpiti
clough
slukt
slukt
barranc
debra
Kluft, Schlucht
jar, wąwóz
barranco, ravina
ravenă, râpă
байра́к, буера́к, ложби́на, лощи́на, овра́г, промо́ина, уще́лье, яр
bajrák, bujerák, ložbína, loščína, ovrág, promóina, uščélʹje, jar
ngöröngbö
jàruga, klìsura, tjèsnac, tèsnac, клѝсура, тѐснац, тјѐснац, ја̀руга
roklina, strž
soteska, vintgar
barranco, cañada
bonde
ravin
bangin, galili, kalugay
addar, tiɣzert
kanyon, vadi
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