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1. (n.) dune
a sand hill or sand ridge formed by the wind, usu. in desert regions or near lakes and oceans.
Etymology: (1780–90; < F, OF < MD dūna; c. down3)
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1. (noun) dune, sand dune
a ridge of sand created by the wind; found in deserts or near lakes and oceans
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1. (noun) dune
a sand dune
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1. (noun) dune
a low hill of drifting sand usually formed on the coats, but often carried far inland by the prevailing winds
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Sense: (alsoˈsand-dune) a low hill of sand.
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 Afrikaans: duin |
 Arabic: كَثيب |
 Bulgarian: дюна |
 Brazilian: duna |
 Czech: duna |
 German: die Düne |
 Danish: klit; mile |
 Greek: αμμόλοφος |
 Spanish: duna |
 Estonian: liivaluide |
 Farsi: تپه شنی |
 Finnish: dyyni |
 French: dune |
 Hebrew: חוֹלִית |
 Hindi: बालू का टीला, टूबा |
 Croatian: dina |
 Hungarian: dűne |
 Indonesian: bukit pasir |
 Icelandic: sandalda |
 Italian: duna |
 Japanese: 砂丘 |
 Korean: 모래 언덕 |
 Lithuanian: kopa |
 Latvian: kāpa |
 Malay: bukit pasir |
 Dutch: duin |
 Norwegian: sanddyne/-banke |
 Polish: wydma |
 Persian: تپه ريگى |
 Pashto: د سګى تپه |
 Portuguese: duna |
 Romanian: dună |
 Russian: дюна |
 Slovak: duna |
 Slovenian: peščina |
 Serbian: dina |
 Swedish: dyn |
 Thai: เนินทราย |
 Turkish: kum tepesi, kumul |
 Taiwanese: 沙丘 |
 Ukrainian: дюна |
 Urdu: ریت کا انبار |
 Vietnamese: đụn cát |
 Chinese: 沙丘 |
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