alluvial in Irish
alluvial in Irish is glárach — alluvial means relating to soil or sediment deposited by a stream or river.
alluvial in Irish
glárach
Pertaining to the soil deposited by a stream.
What does "alluvial" mean?
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adjective Relating to soil or sediment deposited by a stream or river.
"Farmers prize the alluvial soil along the river for growing crops."
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alluvial in a sentence
- Farmers prize the alluvial soil along the river for growing crops.
- The town sits on an alluvial plain built up over many years.
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What is "alluvial" in Irish?
"alluvial" in Irish is glárach. alluvial means: Relating to soil or sediment deposited by a stream or river.
How do you use "alluvial" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers prize the alluvial soil along the river for growing crops." In Irish, "alluvial" is glárach.
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