massif in Greek
massif in Greek is μασίφ — massif means a large, compact mass of mountains forming the main part of a range.
massif in Greek
μασίφ
Pronounced: masif
A principal mountain mass.
What does "massif" mean?
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noun A large, compact mass of mountains forming the main part of a range.
"The village lies at the foot of a great granite massif."
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noun In geology, a block of the earth's crust bounded by faults and moved as a single unit.
"The geologist mapped the faults around the massif."
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massif in a sentence
- The village lies at the foot of a great granite massif.
- Walkers spent three days crossing the massif.
- The geologist mapped the faults around the massif.
- A massif can be made up of hard, ancient rock.
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What is "massif" in Greek?
"massif" in Greek is μασίφ. massif means: A large, compact mass of mountains forming the main part of a range.
How do you pronounce μασίφ?
"massif" in Greek is μασίφ, pronounced "masif".
How do you use "massif" in a sentence?
Example: "The village lies at the foot of a great granite massif." In Greek, "massif" is μασίφ.
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