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1. (n.) canyon
a deep valley with steep sides, often with a stream flowing through it; gorge.
Etymology: (1835–45, Amer.; < AmerSp, Sp cañón a long tube, a hollow, der. of cañ(a) tube)
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1. (noun) canyon, canon
a ravine formed by a river in an area with little rainfall
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1. (noun) canyon
a steep valley of rock
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1. (noun) canyon
the English form of the Spanish word Ca–on.
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Sense: a deep valley between high steep banks, usually containing a river
the Grand Canyon.
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 Afrikaans: canyon |
 Arabic: وادٍ ضَيِّقُ عَميقٌ |
 Bulgarian: каньон |
 Brazilian: desfiladeiro |
 Czech: kaňon |
 German: der Canyon |
 Danish: kløft; slugt |
 Greek: φαράγγι |
 Spanish: cañón |
 Estonian: kanjon |
 Farsi: درۀ تنگ |
 Finnish: kanjoni |
 French: canyon |
 Hebrew: קֶניוֹן |
 Hindi: गंभीर खडड, घाटी |
 Croatian: kanjon |
 Hungarian: kanyon |
 Indonesian: ngarai |
 Icelandic: (ár)gljúfur |
 Italian: canyon |
 Japanese: 峡谷 |
 Korean: 협곡 |
 Lithuanian: kanjonas |
 Latvian: kanjons |
 Malay: ngarai |
 Dutch: ravijn |
 Norwegian: dyp elvedal, gjel, juv |
 Polish: kanion |
 Persian: درۀ تنگ |
 Pashto: تنګه ژوره دره |
 Portuguese: desfiladeiro |
 Romanian: canion |
 Russian: каньон |
 Slovak: kaňon |
 Slovenian: kanjon |
 Serbian: kanjon |
 Swedish: kanjon |
 Thai: หุบเขาลึก |
 Turkish: vâdi, kanyon |
 Taiwanese: 峽谷 |
 Ukrainian: каньйон, глибока ущелина |
 Urdu: کھڈ ، گہری کھڈ |
 Vietnamese: hẽm núi |
 Chinese: 峡谷 |
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