Dnieper Valley
UK/(də)ˈniː.pə ˈvæ.li/US/ˈniː.pəɹ ˈvæ.li/
Dnieper Valley proper noun: a relief feature, river valley along the Dnieper up to 18km wide.
Proper noun
Dnieper Valley
Origin of Dnieper Valley
From Dnieper + Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, and Ukrainian доли́на (dolýna, “valley”) or Belarusian даліна (dalina, “valley”).
Questions about Dnieper Valley
- What does Dnieper Valley mean?
- Dnieper Valley means a relief feature, river valley along the Dnieper up to 18km wide.
- What part of speech is Dnieper Valley?
- Dnieper Valley is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Dnieper Valley?
- Dnieper Valley is pronounced /ˈniː.pəɹ ˈvæ.li/ (US).
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