Firs Meaning in English
word · lemma: fir
Definition
Firs are a type of evergreen tree with needle-like leaves and cones. They are commonly found in forests in cooler regions.
Usage & Nuances
"Firs" is the plural of "fir," a specific type of tree, and should not be confused with "first" (ordinal number). Often used in the context of botany, forestry, or describing types of Christmas trees. The word is formal or neutral, not slang.
Spanish: abeto (árbol) - abetos (plural)Portuguese (BR): abeto - abetos (plural)Portuguese (PT): abeto - abetos (plural)Chinese (Simplified): 枞树 - 枞树（复数）Chinese (Traditional): 冷杉 - 冷杉樹（複數）Hindi: फर का पेड़ - फर के पेड़ (बहुवचन)Arabic: شجرة التنوب - أشجار التنوبBengali: ফার গাছRussian: пихтыJapanese: モミの木Vietnamese: cây linh samKorean: 전나무Turkish: köknar ağacıUrdu: صنوبر (درخت)Indonesian: pohon cemara
Example Sentences
There are many firs in this forest.
basic
Firs stay green all year round.
basic
People often use firs as Christmas trees.
basic
The mountain was covered in thick firs and snow.
natural
We walked through a grove of ancient firs at sunrise.
natural
The park has a section full of tall firs and pines.
natural