brant in Finnish
brant in Finnish is kirjohanhi — brant means a small dark-bellied wild goose that breeds in the Arctic and winters along temperate coasts.
brant in Finnish
kirjohanhi
(North American) Any of several wild geese, of the genus Branta, that breed in the Arctic, but especially the brent goose, Branta bernicla.
What does "brant" mean?
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noun A small dark-bellied wild goose that breeds in the Arctic and winters along temperate coasts.
"Flocks of brant stopped on the bay to feed before continuing south."
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adj Steep or precipitous.
"The trail climbed a brant slope above the river."
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brant in a sentence
- Flocks of brant stopped on the bay to feed before continuing south.
- The trail climbed a brant slope above the river.
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What is "brant" in Finnish?
"brant" in Finnish is kirjohanhi. brant means: A small dark-bellied wild goose that breeds in the Arctic and winters along temperate coasts.
How do you use "brant" in a sentence?
Example: "Flocks of brant stopped on the bay to feed before continuing south." In Finnish, "brant" is kirjohanhi.
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