rural-type settlement
rural-type settlement noun: a semi-official designation for a settlement with a rural character, where settlement would not be enough to distinguish it from urban-type settlement.
Noun
rural-type settlement (plural rural-type settlements)
- a semi-official designation for a settlement with a rural character, where settlement would not be enough to distinguish it from urban-type settlement
Forms of rural-type settlement
| plural | rural-type settlements |
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Origin of rural-type settlement
Calque of Russian посёлок се́льского ти́па (posjólok sélʹskovo típa), Ukrainian се́лище сільсько́го ти́пу (sélyšče silʹsʹkóho týpu), or similar.
Questions about rural-type settlement
- What does rural-type settlement mean?
- Rural-type settlement means a semi-official designation for a settlement with a rural character, where settlement would not be enough to distinguish it from urban-type settlement.
- What part of speech is rural-type settlement?
- Rural-type settlement is a noun.
- What is the plural of rural-type settlement?
- The plural of rural-type settlement is rural-type settlements.
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