low tide

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76 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: адлі́ў (adlíw) — the tide at its lowest level
• Central Bikol: hunas — the tide at its lowest level
• Bulgarian: отли́в (otlív) — the tide at its lowest level
• Catalan: marea baixa — the tide at its lowest level
• Cebuano: hunas — the tide at its lowest level
• Chinese Mandarin: 低潮 (dīcháo) — the tide at its lowest level
• Czech: odliv — the tide at its lowest level
• Danish: ebbe — the tide at its lowest level
• Danish: lavvande — the tide at its lowest level
• Dutch: laagtij — the tide at its lowest level
• Dutch: ebtij — the tide at its lowest level
• Esperanto: malalta tajdo — the tide at its lowest level
• Estonian: mõõn — the tide at its lowest level
• Finnish: matalavesi — the tide at its lowest level
• Finnish: luode — the tide at its lowest level
• French: marée basse — the tide at its lowest level
• Galician: marea baixa — the tide at its lowest level
• Galician: baixamar — the tide at its lowest level
• Galician: seca — the tide at its lowest level
• Galician: vazante — the tide at its lowest level
• Georgian: მიქცევა (mikceva) — the tide at its lowest level
• German: Ebbe — the tide at its lowest level
• German: Niedrigwasser — the tide at its lowest level
• Greek: άμπωτη (ámpoti) — the tide at its lowest level
• Hungarian: apály — the tide at its lowest level
• Icelandic: fjara — the tide at its lowest level
• Ilocano: panagababaw ti baybay — the tide at its lowest level
• Italian: bassa marea — the tide at its lowest level
• Japanese: 干潮 (kanchō) — the tide at its lowest level
• Japanese: 低潮 (teichō) — the tide at its lowest level
• Southern Kalinga: liting — the tide at its lowest level
• Korean: 저조 (jeojo) — the tide at its lowest level
• Korean: 간조 (ganjo) — the tide at its lowest level
• Latvian: bēgums — the tide at its lowest level
• Macedonian: осека (oseka) — the tide at its lowest level
• Macedonian: одлив (odliv) — the tide at its lowest level
• Māori: tai timu — the tide at its lowest level
• Norman: bas dg'ieau — the tide at its lowest level
• Norwegian Bokmål: lavvann — the tide at its lowest level
• Persian: کهکشند (kehkešand) — the tide at its lowest level
• Polish: odpływ — the tide at its lowest level
• Portuguese: maré baixa — the tide at its lowest level
• Portuguese: baixa-mar — the tide at its lowest level
• Portuguese: vazante — the tide at its lowest level
• Romanian: maree joasă — the tide at its lowest level
• Russian: отли́в (otlív) — the tide at its lowest level
• Russian: ма́лая вода́ (málaja vodá) — the tide at its lowest level
• Russian: ни́зший у́ровень отли́ва (nízšij úrovenʹ otlíva) — the tide at its lowest level
• Scottish Gaelic: ìsle-mhara — the tide at its lowest level
• Scottish Gaelic: tràigh — the tide at its lowest level
• Serbo-Croatian: осека — the tide at its lowest level
• Serbo-Croatian: одлив — the tide at its lowest level
• Serbo-Croatian: oseka — the tide at its lowest level
• Serbo-Croatian: odliv — the tide at its lowest level
• Slovak: odliv — the tide at its lowest level
• Slovene: oseka — the tide at its lowest level
• Spanish: bajamar — the tide at its lowest level
• Spanish: marea baja — the tide at its lowest level
• Swedish: lågvatten — the tide at its lowest level
• Swedish: ebb — the tide at its lowest level
• Tagalog: kati — the tide at its lowest level
• Tagalog: oyo — the tide at its lowest level
• Ukrainian: відли́в (vidlýv) — the tide at its lowest level
• Welsh: llanw isel — the tide at its lowest level
• Dutch: laagtij — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Dutch: laagwater — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Finnish: matalavesi — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Finnish: luode — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Hungarian: apály — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Macedonian: осека (oseka) — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Macedonian: одлив (odliv) — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Portuguese: maré baixa — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Portuguese: baixa-mar — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Russian: отли́в (otlív) — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Spanish: bajamar — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level
• Swedish: ebb — the time of day when the sea has receded to its lowest level