moorland

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From Middle English morelond, equivalent to moor + land. Compare Old Norse mýrlendi (“moorland”).

17 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: heide — land covered with heather or bracken
• Dutch: veen — land covered with heather or bracken
• Finnish: nummi — land covered with heather or bracken
• French: lande — land covered with heather or bracken
• French: bruyère — land covered with heather or bracken
• French: brande — land covered with heather or bracken
• Galician: braña — land covered with heather or bracken
• Galician: bouza — land covered with heather or bracken
• Galician: páramo — land covered with heather or bracken
• Italian: landa — land covered with heather or bracken
• Italian: brughiera — land covered with heather or bracken
• Persian: خلنگزار (xalangzâr) — land covered with heather or bracken
• Portuguese: charneca — land covered with heather or bracken
• Scottish Gaelic: monadh — land covered with heather or bracken
• Scottish Gaelic: sliabh — land covered with heather or bracken
• Scottish Gaelic: mòinteach — land covered with heather or bracken
• Tagalog: labunan — land covered with heather or bracken