Marshy Meaning in English

word

US

ˈmɑɹʃi

MAR-shee

UK

mˈɑːʃi

MAH-shee

التعريف

Describes land or an area that is soft, wet, and often muddy, like a marsh or swamp.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly used to describe land or soil. Strongly associated with nature; commonly appears in phrases like 'marshy ground' or 'marshy area.' Not used for people. Sometimes overlaps with 'swampy,' but 'marshy' often suggests more grass/plants.

• Spanish: pantano - pantanoso
• Portuguese (BR): pantanoso
• Portuguese (PT): pantanoso
• Chinese (Simplified): 沼泽的 - 湿地的
• Chinese (Traditional): 沼澤的 - 濕地的
• Hindi: दलदली
• Arabic: مستنقعي
• Bengali: দোয়াঁশ - জলাভূমিসদৃশ
• Russian: болотистый
• Japanese: 湿地のような - 沼地の
• Vietnamese: lụt lội - đầy bùn lầy
• Korean: 늪지의 - 습지의
• Turkish: bataklık
• Urdu: دلدلی
• Indonesian: berawa - berlumpur

جمل نموذجية

The ground is very marshy here after it rains.

basic

Be careful, the path is marshy and slippery.

basic

Frogs live in marshy areas near the lake.

basic

My shoes got stuck in the marshy soil during the hike.

natural

The field stays marshy for weeks after the snow melts.

natural

We had to take a different route because the trail was too marshy to cross.

natural