mountain pass

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From mountain + pass.

67 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: qafë — low point between peaks
• Armenian: լեռնանցք (leṙnancʻkʻ) — low point between peaks
• Armenian: կապան (kapan) — low point between peaks
• Azerbaijani: aşırım — low point between peaks
• Basque: mendate — low point between peaks
• Bulgarian: пролóм (prolóm) — low point between peaks
• Catalan: port de muntanya — low point between peaks
• Chinese Mandarin: 山口 (shānkǒu) — low point between peaks
• Chinese Mandarin: 達坂 /达坂 (dábǎn) — low point between peaks
• Chinese Mandarin: 達阪 /达阪 (dábǎn) — low point between peaks
• Czech: průsmyk — low point between peaks
• Danish: bjergpas — low point between peaks
• Danish: pas — low point between peaks
• Faroese: skarð — low point between peaks
• Finnish: sola — low point between peaks
• French: col — low point between peaks
• Galician: portela — low point between peaks
• Georgian: უღელტეხილი (uɣelṭexili) — low point between peaks
• German: Pass — low point between peaks
• German: Gebirgspass — low point between peaks
• German: Bergpass — low point between peaks
• Hungarian: hágó — low point between peaks
• Irish: bearnas — low point between peaks
• Irish: mám — low point between peaks
• Italian: passo di montagna — low point between peaks
• Italian: valico — low point between peaks
• Japanese: 峠 — low point between peaks
• Japanese: とうげ (tōge) — low point between peaks
• Kazakh: асу (asu) — low point between peaks
• Korean: 고개 (gogae) — low point between peaks
• Northern Kurdish: neqeb — low point between peaks
• Northern Kurdish: gelî — low point between peaks
• Northern Kurdish: zuxir — low point between peaks
• Ladin: śuogo — low point between peaks
• Ladin: ju — low point between peaks
• Ladin: jouf — low point between peaks
• Ladin: jou — low point between peaks
• Ladin: jëuf — low point between peaks
• Latin: saltus — low point between peaks
• Mongolian: ᠳᠠᠪᠠᠭ᠎ᠠ (dabaɣ-a) — low point between peaks
• Mongolian: даваа (davaa) — low point between peaks
• Norwegian Bokmål: fjellovergang — low point between peaks
• Norwegian Bokmål: fjellpass — low point between peaks
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fjellovergang — low point between peaks
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fjellpass — low point between peaks
• Ossetian: ӕфцӕг (æfcæg) — low point between peaks
• Polish: przełęcz — low point between peaks
• Portuguese: passo — low point between peaks
• Portuguese: colo — low point between peaks
• Portuguese: portela — low point between peaks
• Romanian: pas — low point between peaks
• Romanian: trecătoare — low point between peaks
• Russian: перева́л (perevál) — low point between peaks
• Spanish: collado — low point between peaks
• Spanish: puerto — low point between peaks
• Spanish: collada — low point between peaks
• Swedish: bergspass — low point between peaks
• Tarifit: tizi — low point between peaks
• Thai: ช่องเขา (chɔ̂ng-kǎo) — low point between peaks
• Tibetan: ལ (la) — low point between peaks
• Turkish: geçit — low point between peaks
• Turkish: argıt — low point between peaks
• Turkish: derbent — low point between peaks
• Ottoman Turkish: كمر (kemer) — low point between peaks
• Ottoman Turkish: ارغید (arğid) — low point between peaks
• Uyghur: داۋان (dawan) — low point between peaks
• Vietnamese: đèo — low point between peaks