lowland

English

Etymology

low +‎ land

Noun

lowland (plural lowlands)

Area which is lower than surrounding areas.
The lowland region was prone to flooding during the rainy season.

Derived terms

Translations

area which is lower than surroundings

Chinese:
Mandarin: 低地 (zh) (dīdì)
Czech: nížina f
Danish: lavland (da) n
Dutch: laagland (nl) n
Esperanto: malaltaĵo, malaltejo
Faroese: láglendi n, slættlendi n
Finnish: alanko (fi)
French: plaine (fr) f, basse terre f
Georgian: დაბლობი (dablobi)
German: Tiefebene (de) f, Tiefland (de) n, Flachland (de) n
Irish: ísealchríoch f
Japanese: 低地 (ja) (ていち, teichi)
Korean: 저지 (ko) (jeoji)

Macedonian: ни́зина f (nízina)
Malay: tanah pamah, tanah rendah
Maori: raorao
Polish: nizina (pl) f
Portuguese: baixada (pt) f
Romanian: șes (ro)
Russian: ни́зменность (ru) f (nízmennostʹ), низи́на (ru) f (nizína)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: низина f, низија f

Roman: nizina (sh) f, nizija (sh) f
Slovak: nížina f
Spanish: tierra baja f
Tagalog: labak (tl), pita

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