Sense: (of mountains etc) having tops which are covered with snow
snow-capped peaks.
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 Afrikaans: met sneeu op |
 Arabic: مُغَطّى بالثَّلْج |
 Bulgarian: заснежен |
 Brazilian: coroado de neve |
 Czech: sčepicí sněhu |
 German: schneebedeckt |
 Danish: snedækket |
 Greek: χιονοσκέπαστος |
 Spanish: cubierto de nieve, nevado |
 Estonian: lumise tipuga |
 Farsi: پوشيده از برف |
 Finnish: lumihuippuinen |
 French: couronné de neige |
 Hebrew: מְכוּסֶה שֶׁלֶג |
 Hindi: हिमावृत्त |
 Croatian: pokriven snijegom |
 Hungarian: hóborította |
 Indonesian: tertutup salju |
 Icelandic: snævi þakinn |
 Italian: innevato |
 Japanese: 雪をいただいた |
 Korean: 눈 덮인 |
 Lithuanian: apsnigtas, snieguotas |
 Latvian: sniegots; sniegiem klāts |
 Malay: diliputi salji |
 Dutch: met sneeuw bedekt |
 Norwegian: snøkledd |
 Polish: pokrytyśniegiem |
 Persian: پوشيده از برف |
 Pashto: سپين لكه واروى داسى |
 Portuguese: coroado de neve |
 Romanian: înzăpezit |
 Russian: покрытый снегом |
 Slovak: sčiapočkou snehu |
 Slovenian: pokrit s snegom |
 Serbian: sa snežnim vrhovima |
 Swedish: snöklädd |
 Thai: ยอดเขาที่ปกคลุมด้วยหิมะ |
 Turkish: kar kaplı |
 Taiwanese: 積雪蓋頂的 |
 Ukrainian: вкритий снігом; засніжени |
 Urdu: برف سے ڈھکا |
 Vietnamese: đỉnh núi bị phủ tuyết |
 Chinese: 积雪盖顶的 |
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