Wooded Meaning in English

word

US

ˈwʊdɪd

WU-did

UK

wˈʊdɪd

WU-did

Definition

Covered with trees or full of woods; describes an area or place where many trees grow close together.

Usage & Nuances

'Wooded' is an adjective mostly used to describe landscapes such as hills, areas, or trails. Common in phrases like 'wooded area,' 'wooded hills,' or 'densely wooded.' It does not refer to houses or furniture (which are 'wooden'). Often used in nature contexts.

• Spanish: arbolado - boscoso
• Portuguese (BR): arborizado - com muitas árvores
• Portuguese (PT): arborizado - com muitas árvores
• Chinese (Simplified): 树木繁茂的 - 林木覆盖的
• Chinese (Traditional): 樹木繁茂的 - 林木覆蓋的
• Hindi: जंगल से ढका - पेड़ों वाला
• Arabic: مُشَجَّر - مليء بالأشجار
• Bengali: বনভূমি - বৃক্ষপূর্ণ
• Russian: лесистый
• Japanese: 森に覆われた - 樹木の多い
• Vietnamese: rậm cây - đầy cây
• Korean: 숲이 우거진
• Turkish: ormanlık
• Urdu: جنگلاتی - درختوں سے گھرا ہوا
• Indonesian: berhutan - dipenuhi pepohonan

Example Sentences

We walked through a wooded park.

basic

The house is near a wooded area.

basic

Deer often live in wooded hills.

basic

We found a little cabin deep in the wooded valley.

natural

This trail goes through a really wooded section of the park.

natural

The wooded landscape made the hike feel peaceful and cool.

natural