fjord in Greek
fjord in Greek is φιόρδ — fjord means a long, narrow inlet of the sea bordered by steep cliffs, typically carved by glaciers.
fjord in Greek
φιόρδ
Pronounced: fiord
A long, narrow, deep inlet between cliffs.
What does "fjord" mean?
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noun A long, narrow inlet of the sea bordered by steep cliffs, typically carved by glaciers.
"In the center of Mount Desert Island is deep Somes Sound, almost bisecting the island and forming the only natural fjord on the entire Atlantic Coast of North America."
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fjord in a sentence
- In the center of Mount Desert Island is deep Somes Sound, almost bisecting the island and forming the only natural fjord on the entire Atlantic Coast of North America.
- The cruise sailed deep into a Norwegian fjord.
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What is "fjord" in Greek?
"fjord" in Greek is φιόρδ. fjord means: A long, narrow inlet of the sea bordered by steep cliffs, typically carved by glaciers.
How do you pronounce φιόρδ?
"fjord" in Greek is φιόρδ, pronounced "fiord".
How do you use "fjord" in a sentence?
Example: "The cruise sailed deep into a Norwegian fjord." In Greek, "fjord" is φιόρδ.
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