karst
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The meaning (definition) of the word karst
a bumpy landscape with caves and sinkholes in soft rock
The word karst used in a sentence
“The karst has rocky hills with deep caves inside.”
How the word karst is said around the world
| French | karst (kahst) |
| Spanish | karst (kahrst) |
| Mandarin | 喀斯特 (kā sī tè) |
| Hindi | कार्स्ट (kahrst) |
| Arabic | كارست (kahrst) |
| Russian | карст (karst) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cárstico (kahruhsteekuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cárstico (kahruhscheekuu) |
| Japanese | カルスト (karusuto) |
| German | Karst (kahrst) |
| Urdu | کارسٹ (kahrist) |
| Punjabi | ਕਾਰਸਟ (kahruhsuht) |
| Korean | 카르스트 (kareuseuteu) |
| Hebrew | קארסט |
| Greek | καρστ (karst) |
| Dutch | karst (kahrst) |
| Tagalog | karst (kahrst) |
| Vietnamese | địa hình karst (deeuh heeny kahst) |
| Turkish | karst (kahrst) |
| Persian | کارست (kahrahst) |
| Polish | kras (krahs) |
| Ukrainian | карст (karst) |
| Bengali | কার্স্ট (kahrshtaw) |
| Swedish | karst (kahsht) |
| Italian | carsismo (kahrseezmoh) |
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