Interglot - forest: English and Spanish Search Results found in the Interglot Translation Dictionary

Summary

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forest:
- arboleda; bosque; manojo; haz; selva; monte
Wiktionary:
- forest → bosque, floresta, selva
- forest → floresta, bosque, monte, silvestre

English

Detailed Translations for forest from English to Spanish

the forest (woodland; woods)
la arboleda; el bosque; el manojo; el haz
- arboleda [la ~] nom
- bosque [el ~] nom
- manojo [el ~] nom
- haz [el ~] nom
the forest
la selva
- selva [la ~] nom
the forest
el monte
- monte [el ~] nom
the forest

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el bosque
- bosque [el ~] nom

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
arboleda	forest; woodland; woods
bosque	forest; woodland; woods	afforestation; forestation; reafforestation; reforestation
haz	forest; woodland; woods	rick; stack
manojo	forest; woodland; woods
monte	forest	amount; dose; number; quantity; size
selva	forest
-	timber; timberland; timbre; wood; woodland; woods
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	afforest

the trees and other plants in a large densely wooded area²
land that is covered with trees and shrubs²
establish a forest on previously unforested land²
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forest

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• forest	→ floresta; bosque; monte	↔ Forst — Forstwirtschaft: zum Zwecke der Nutzung (Jagd, Holzgewinnung) von Menschen gepflegter Waldabschnitt, der einer geregelten Forstwirtschaft unterliegt
• forest	→ bosque	↔ 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	→ bosque	↔ woud — groot bos
• forest	→ bosque	↔ bois — Ensemble d’arbres assez proches
• forest	→ bosque	↔ forêt — vaste terrain couvert de bois
• forest	→ silvestre	↔ sylvestre — Relatif à la forêt (3)