Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

savannah

Noun
sə-ˈva-nə
Definition
A savannah is a large, flat area of land characterized by grasslands, scattered trees, and a warm climate.
Examples
  • The savannah is home to many species of wildlife, including elephants and lions.
  • In the summer, the savannah is lush and green, while in the dry season, it can become quite dusty.
  • The African savannah attracts thousands of tourists each year who want to experience its unique beauty.
Meaning
Savannahs are ecosystems that typically experience seasonal rainfall and are found in regions such as Africa, South America, and Australia.
Synonyms
  • Grassland
  • Steppe
  • Prairie