English to Maori Meaning of lough - lough

Lough :

lough

noun

roto, Loch, kokoru, tawha, Cove, koru, Firth

Lough :: loughLoughs :: loughs

← Loud

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Definitions of lough in English

Noun(1) a long narrow (nearly landlocked(2) Irish word for a lake

Examples of lough in English

(1) The lough is an estuary, thus salty, so keeping the head out of the water is more of an issue than when at the pool.(2) Ferox are exclusively a fish of the central European glacial lakes, the Scottish lochs and the Irish loughs .(3) They have not been able to populate fast-flowing rivers and open estuary areas, but lakes and loughs are a huge target for them.(4) From mountains, glens lakes, loughs , caves, cliffs and beaches to cities, towns, villages and hamlets, it's all within reach of your schedule and budget├ö├ç├û.(5) The majority of tench fishing takes place in natural loughs or loughs produced by peat diggings.

Related Phrases of lough

(1) lough ::

lough

Related Phrases of lough

(1) lough ::

lough

Synonyms

1. lake ::

roto

2. loch ::

Loch

3. lough ::

lough

4. mere ::

mere

5. bay ::

kokoru

6. gulf ::

tawha

7. cove ::

Cove

8. bight ::

koru

9. firth ::

Firth

Different Forms

lough, loughs

English to Maori Dictionary: lough

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