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palaeolake

palaeolake noun: an ancient lake, especially one only visible geologically.

Noun

palaeolake (plural palaeolakes)

  1. An ancient lake, especially one only visible geologically.

Forms of palaeolake

pluralpalaeolakes

Origin of palaeolake

From palaeo- + lake.

Questions about palaeolake

What does palaeolake mean?
Palaeolake means an ancient lake, especially one only visible geologically.
What part of speech is palaeolake?
Palaeolake is a noun.
What is the plural of palaeolake?
The plural of palaeolake is palaeolakes.

Words near palaeolake in the dictionary

  1. palaeokarstic
  2. palaeokarsts
  3. palaeolacustrine
  4. palaeolagoon
  5. palaeolagoons
  6. palaeolake
  7. palaeolakes
  8. palaeolandscape
  9. palaeolandscapes
  10. palaeolatitude
  11. palaeolatitudes

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