alluvium in Japanese
alluvium in Japanese is 沖積層 — alluvium means sand, mud or small stones left behind by a river as its flow slows, for example in a delta or flood plain.
alluvium in Japanese
沖積層
Pronounced: chuusekisō
soil, clay, silt or gravel deposited by flowing water, as it slows, in a river bed, delta, estuary or flood plain
What does "alluvium" mean?
- noun Sand, mud or small stones left behind by a river as its flow slows, for example in a delta or flood plain.
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What is "alluvium" in Japanese?
"alluvium" in Japanese is 沖積層. alluvium means: Sand, mud or small stones left behind by a river as its flow slows, for example in a delta or flood plain.
How do you pronounce 沖積層?
"alluvium" in Japanese is 沖積層, pronounced "chuusekisō".
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