Fjords Meaning in English
word · lemma: fjord
ˈfjɔɹdz
FYORDZ
fɪˈɔːdz
fi-AWDZ
Definition
Deep, narrow sea inlets bordered by steep cliffs, usually found in Norway and created by glaciers.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used in geography or travel contexts. 'Fjords' is plural; singular is 'fjord.' Associated especially with Norway, but also found in other countries. Not common in casual conversation unless talking about Scandinavian nature or travel.
Spanish: fiordosPortuguese (BR): fiordesPortuguese (PT): fiordesChinese (Simplified): 峡湾Chinese (Traditional): 峽灣Hindi: फ्योर्ड्सArabic: الفيورداتBengali: ফিয়র্ড - ফিয়রডRussian: фьордыJapanese: フィヨルドVietnamese: vịnh hẹpKorean: 피오르Turkish: fiyortlarUrdu: فیورڈزIndonesian: fjord - fyord
Example Sentences
Norway has many beautiful fjords.
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Tourists like to visit the fjords every year.
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Some of the world's longest fjords are in Scandinavia.
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The cruise took us past breathtaking fjords and waterfalls.
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Photographers travel from around the world to capture the unique light of the fjords.
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Did you know there are fjords outside of Norway too?
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