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çoğulförhuggningar

tamlayanförhuggnings

Tanım

•an abatis, a defense obstacle made by felling trees in a mesh

Diğer Dillerde

AlmancaBaumverhau, Verhau

schwer passierbares Hindernis oder dichte Sperre, ursprünglich aus gefällten Bäumen, Sträuchern und Dornenbüschen errichtet, in neueren Zeiten auch durch Verwendung von Stacheldraht verschärft

eş: Verhack, Durcheinander, Tohuwabohu

İtalyancaabbattuta (dişil) /ab.batˈtu.ta/

synonym of abbattimento · a section of a wood where trees have been cut down · abatis

çekim: çoğul abbattute

köken: From abbatt(ere) + -uta.

Rusçaзасе́ка

Arapçaحِظَار

Felemenkçeprikkeldraadversperring, verhakking

barrière gemaakt van staaldraad met scherpe punten

Portekizceabatis (eril) /a.baˈt͡ʃis/

abatis (fortification formed by felled trees with sharpened branches)

çekim: çoğul abatises

Japonca逆茂木 , 鹿砦

abatis (means of defense)

Lehçezasiek (eril) /ˈza.ɕɛk/

abatis (means of defense) · binsite, grain bin · nick, notch

çekim: çoğul zasieki · tamlayan zasieku

eş: zasieki, zasiecz, sąsiek, zacios, wrąb

köken: Etymology tree Proto-Slavic *zasěkъ Polish zasiek Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zasěkъ. By surface analysis, deverbal from zasiec.

Fincemurros , rytövarustus /ˈmurːos/

a group of trees felled by a storm · abatis, abattis (means of defense made of felled trees, often enhanced with barbed wire and mines) · breaking, breakage, fracture, rupture (point or area at which something breaks)

çekim: çoğul murrokset · tamlayan murroksen

eş: murrokko, rytövarustus

köken: murtaa (“to break”) + -os

aile: murrostaa, kulttuurimurros, murrosaika, murroseste, murrosikä, murroskausi, murroslinja, murrosnivel, murrospinta, murrostila

Rumenceabatiză (dişil) /abaˈtizə/

abatis

çekim: çoğul abatize · tamlayan abatize

köken: Borrowed from French abattis.

Latinceconcaedēs

Dancaforhugning

Norveççeforhugning

Endonezceabatis /aˈbatis/

abatis

çekim: çoğul abatis-abatis

köken: Borrowed from English abatis, from French abatis, abattis (“mass of things beaten or cut down”), abattre.

İrlandacaleagarnach

Tamilceமரக்கிளை அரண்

Esperantoabatiso /abaˈtiso/

abatis

çekim: çoğul abatisoj

köken: Etymology tree French abattisbor. Esperanto abatiso Borrowed from French abattis.

cmn鹿寨, 鹿砦

ioabatajaro

Etimoloji

förhugga + -ning, used in Swedish since 1761, likely inspired by German Verhau. The verb förhugga (obsolete, never listed in SAOL) is known from Old Swedish forhugga, from Middle Low German vorhouwen, cognate with German verhauen.

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