neve

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English - Turkish
buzkar
neve
buzkar veya buzulkar
buz kristallerinden oluşmuş kar
(Askeri) BUZ, KAR: Yumuşak kar halinden buz haline intikal etmekte olan ve rüzgar, hava sıcaklığında değişiklik sebebiyle sertleşerek, sıkışıp sertleşerek, tekrar kristalize haline gelen kar. Bu kar, çok miktarda hava ihtiva eder ve buzullarda olduğu gibi bütün yıl boyunca kalır. Buna (firn) de denir
veya névé
buzkar/buzulkar
Turkish - Turkish
(Osmanlı Dönemi) Torun
English - English
Nephew
Partially compacted granular snow which covers the top of a glacier; an ingredient of a glacier
loose, granular snow After movement has worn off the "points" on individual snowflakes, they clump together to form this stuff, which is shaped roughly like ball bearings and lends itself nicely to avalanches
another name for firn
Same as firn snow
Granular ice formed by recrystallization of snow Synonymous with firn
The upper area of accumulation in a glacier where firn is found
consolidated granular snow This is common on glaciers and snowfields during the height of summer
névé
the firn or snowfield at the head of a glacier
Neve Dekalim
Jewish religious settlement in the southwestern Gaza Strip
Turkish - English
neve
firn
firn, névé
neve buzu
firn ice
neve

    Turkish pronunciation

    niv

    Pronunciation

    /ˈnēv/ /ˈniːv/

    Etymology

    [ nA-'vA ] (noun.) 1843. From Middle English, from Old English nefa (“nephew, grandson”), from Proto-Indo-European *nefô (“nephew”), from Proto-Indo-European *nepoter-, *nepo- (“grandchild, sister's son”). Cognate with West Frisian efterneef (“secound cousin, grand-nephew”), Dutch neef (“nephew”), Low Saxon neve (“nephew”), German Neffe (“nephew”), Icelandic nefi (“kinsman”). Compare nift. More at nephew.
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