tarn in Japanese
tarn in Japanese is 凹溜まり — tarn means a small mountain lake, especially one formed in a hollow left by a glacier.
tarn in Japanese
凹溜まり
Pronounced: kubotamari
(US, chiefly, Montana) One of many small mountain lakes or ponds.
What does "tarn" mean?
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noun A small mountain lake, especially one formed in a hollow left by a glacier.
"They hiked up to a tarn tucked below the ridge."
tarn in a sentence
- They hiked up to a tarn tucked below the ridge.
- The tarn was still and dark under the cliffs.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "tarn" in Japanese?
"tarn" in Japanese is 凹溜まり. tarn means: A small mountain lake, especially one formed in a hollow left by a glacier.
How do you pronounce 凹溜まり?
"tarn" in Japanese is 凹溜まり, pronounced "kubotamari".
How do you use "tarn" in a sentence?
Example: "They hiked up to a tarn tucked below the ridge." In Japanese, "tarn" is 凹溜まり.
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