Marsh Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈmɑɹʃ/

marsh

UK

/mˈɑːʃ/

mahsh

التعريف

An area of low, wet land with many grasses and plants, where the ground is often soft and waterlogged.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Marsh' is a neutral, descriptive word, not slang. It refers specifically to wet, grassy land, different from 'swamp' (more trees, often muddier) or 'bog' (softer, spongier ground). Common phrases: 'salt marsh', 'marshland', 'marsh grasses'.

• Spanish: pantano - ciénaga
• Portuguese (BR): pântano
• Portuguese (PT): pântano
• Chinese (Simplified): 沼泽
• Chinese (Traditional): 沼澤
• Hindi: दलदल
• Arabic: مستنقع
• Bengali: জলাভূমি - বিল (পানি থাকা নমনীয় ভূমি)
• Russian: болото (низинное) - болотистая местность
• Japanese: 湿地 - 沼地
• Vietnamese: đầm lầy - vùng đầm lầy
• Korean: 습지 - 늪지
• Turkish: bataklık - sazlık
• Urdu: دلدل - مرطوب زمین
• Indonesian: rawa - lahan basah

جمل نموذجية

The marsh is very wet after the rain.

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We walked along the edge of the marsh.

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If you follow this trail, it’ll take you through the marsh to the lake.

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Some rare plants only grow in the salty marsh near the coast.

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There are many birds living in the marsh.

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A thick fog covered the marsh at sunrise, making it look mysterious.

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