firth in Czech
firth in Czech is ústí řeky — firth means a narrow inlet of the sea, especially in Scotland, or a river estuary.
firth in Czech
ústí řeky
An arm or inlet of the sea; a river estuary. [from c. 1600]
What does "firth" mean?
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noun A narrow inlet of the sea, especially in Scotland, or a river estuary.
"Seals rested on the rocks beside the firth while gulls flew overhead."
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firth in a sentence
- Seals rested on the rocks beside the firth while gulls flew overhead.
- We drove along the shore of the firth and stopped at a small fishing village.
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What is "firth" in Czech?
"firth" in Czech is ústí řeky. firth means: A narrow inlet of the sea, especially in Scotland, or a river estuary.
How do you use "firth" in a sentence?
Example: "Seals rested on the rocks beside the firth while gulls flew overhead." In Czech, "firth" is ústí řeky.
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