seabed

See also: sea bed

English

Etymology

From sea +‎ bed.

Noun

seabed (plural seabeds)

2. The floor or bottom of the sea or ocean.

   Synonyms: seabottom, bottom of the sea, seafloor, oceanbed, ocean floor

   Hypernyms: bed < site, place, location

   Coordinate terms: lakebed; riverbed, streambed, creekbed

   Near-synonym: Davy Jones's locker

Translations

floor or bottom of the sea or ocean

• Catalan: llit marí m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 海底 (zh) (hǎidǐ), 海床 (zh) (hǎichuáng)

• Czech: mořské dno n
• Danish: havbund (da) c
• Dutch: zeebodem (nl) m
• Finnish: merenpohja (fi)
• French: fond marin (fr) m
• German: Meeresboden (de) m
• Greek: βυθός (el) m (vythós)
• Hebrew: קַרְקַע הַיָּם f (karka hayam), קַרְקַעִית הַיָּם f (karkayit hayam)
• Hungarian: tengerfenék (hu)
• Icelandic: hafsbotn m
• Italian: fondale marino m
• Japanese: 海底 (ja) (かいてい, kaitei)
• Kazakh: мұхит түбі (mūxit tübı)
• Korean: please add this translation if you can
• Maori: papamoana
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: havbunn m, sjøbunn

  Nynorsk: havbotn m

• Old English: sǣgrund m
• Polish: dno oceaniczne n
• Portuguese: fundo do mar m, solo oceânico m
• Russian: морское дно (morskoje dno), морское дно (morskoje dno)
• Scottish Gaelic: aigeal m, grunnd na mara m
• Spanish: fondo del mar m, lecho marino m, fondo marino m
• Swahili: sakafu ya bahari
• Swedish: havsbotten (sv) c
• Vietnamese: đáy biển
• Yiddish: ים־גרונט m (yam-grunt)

See also

• sleep with the fishes

Anagrams

• debase, e-based