snow-capped

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19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: sneeuwbedekt — covered with snow at the top
• Dutch: met besneeuwde top — covered with snow at the top
• Dutch: besneeuwd — covered with snow at the top
• Finnish: lumihuippuinen — covered with snow at the top
• French: enneigé — covered with snow at the top
• French: au sommet enneigé — covered with snow at the top
• French: au sommet couvert de neige — covered with snow at the top
• German: schneebedeckt — covered with snow at the top
• Greek: χιονοσκεπής (chionoskepís) — covered with snow at the top
• Ancient Greek: ἀκρονιφής (akroniphḗs) — covered with snow at the top
• Italian: innevato — covered with snow at the top
• Italian: coperto di neve — covered with snow at the top
• Norwegian Bokmål: snøkledd — covered with snow at the top
• Norwegian Bokmål: snøkledt — covered with snow at the top
• Norwegian Nynorsk: snøkledd — covered with snow at the top
• Polish: ośnieżony — covered with snow at the top
• Polish: zaśnieżony — covered with snow at the top
• Romanian: înzăpezit — covered with snow at the top
• Russian: засне́женный (zasnéžennyj) — covered with snow at the top