Interglot - "forest" translated from English to Dutch

Summary

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forest:
- bos; bosland; geboomte; woud; forest
Wiktionary:
- forest → bebossen
- forest → woud, bos
- forest → woud, bos, aangelegd bos, foreest

English

Detailed Translations for forest from English to Dutch

the forest (woodland; woods)
het bos
– heleboel bomen bij elkaar ¹
- bos [het ~] nom
  - we maakten een wandeling in het bos¹
het bosland; het geboomte; het woud
- bosland [het ~] nom
- geboomte [het ~] nom
- woud [het ~] nom
the forest
het woud
- woud [het ~] nom
the forest
de bos
– heleboel bomen bij elkaar ¹
- bos [de ~ (m)] nom
  - we maakten een wandeling in het bos¹
the forest

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forest
- forest

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bos	forest; woodland; woods	bundle
bosland	forest; woodland; woods
geboomte	forest; woodland; woods
woud	forest; woodland; woods
-	timber; timberland; timbre; wood; woodland; woods
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	afforest
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
forest	forest

the trees and other plants in a large densely wooded area³
land that is covered with trees and shrubs³
establish a forest on previously unforested land³
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Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• forest	→ woud; bos	↔ Wald — größere von Bäumen dicht bewachsene FlächeZu den sprachlichen Implikationen von „Wald“ siehe: Ludwig M. Eichinger: Der Wald in der deutschen Sprache. Vorgestern, gestern und heute. In: Der Sprachdienst 24, Heft 3, 2008, Seite 2-13.
• forest	→ bos	↔ bois — Ensemble d’arbres assez proches
• forest	→ bos; aangelegd bos; woud; foreest	↔ forêt — vaste terrain couvert de bois