English
Etymology
snow + drift
Noun
snowdrift (plural snowdrifts)
- A bank of snow accumulated by the wind.
Derived terms
Translations
bank of snow
- Bashkir: көрт (kört)
- Catalan: congesta f, pila de neu f
- Czech: sněhová závěj f
- Danish: snefane, snedrive
- Dutch: sneeuwbank f, sneeuwduin f, sneeuwdrift f
- Erzya: шушмо (šušmo)
- Esperanto: neĝamaso
- Faroese: kavafonn f
- Finnish: lumikinos (fi), luminietos (fi)
- French: congère (fr) f
- Georgian: თოვლის ნამქერი (tovlis namkeri)
- German: Schneewehe (de) f, Schneeverwehung f
- Greek: χιονοστιβάδα (el) f (chionostiváda)
- Greenlandic: apusineq, aputip qingartagaa
- Hawaiian: ʻapukāka
- Hungarian: hófúvás (hu)
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- Ido: niv-amaso (io)
- Irish: ráth sneachta m
- Italian: cumulo di neve m
- Kazakh: күртік (kürtık), омбы (omby)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: snøfonn m or f, snødrive m or f
- Nynorsk: snøfonn f, snødrive f
- Polish: zaspa (pl) f, zaspa śnieżna f
- Portuguese: acúmulo de neve m
- Romanian: troian (ro) n, nămete (ro) m
- Russian: сугро́б (ru) m (sugrób)
- Swedish: snödriva (sv) c, snövall (sv) c
- Tofa: һөртүк
- Walloon: consire (wa) f, sconsire (wa) f, banc d' nive (wa) m
- Welsh: lluwchfa f
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