moraine in Latin
moraine in Latin is morēna — moraine means a mass of rocks and debris carried and left behind by a glacier.
moraine in Latin
morēna
(geology) An accumulation of rocks and debris carried and deposited by a glacier.
What does "moraine" mean?
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noun A mass of rocks and debris carried and left behind by a glacier.
"The lake lies behind a ridge of moraine left by the ice."
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moraine in a sentence
- The lake lies behind a ridge of moraine left by the ice.
- Walkers followed a path along the edge of the moraine.
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What is "moraine" in Latin?
"moraine" in Latin is morēna. moraine means: A mass of rocks and debris carried and left behind by a glacier.
How do you use "moraine" in a sentence?
Example: "The lake lies behind a ridge of moraine left by the ice." In Latin, "moraine" is morēna.
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