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10 Language-to-English DictionariesInnavigeable
Pronunciation / Transliteration: in-na-vi-geable
"Le fleuve est devenu innavigeable à cause des débris."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Not able to be navigated or traversed.
"The river became innavigable due to the accumulation of debris." - 2
Impassable or difficult to navigate.
"The storm made the coastal waters innavigable for several days."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'innavigable' is derived from the prefix 'in-' meaning 'not' and the Latin root 'navigabilis', which means 'able to be navigated'. The term has evolved through Middle English, retaining its meaning of being impossible to navigate, particularly in reference to waterways or routes.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Innavigable" is said worldwide
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Innavigeable
Transliteration: in-na-vi-geable
"Le fleuve est devenu innavigeable à cause des débris."
Unnavigierbar
Transliteration: un-na-vi-gi-er-bar
"Der Fluss wurde aufgrund von Trümmern unnavigierbar."
Innavigabile
Transliteration: in-na-vi-ga-bi-le
"Il fiume è diventato innavigabile a causa dei detriti."
Innavegable
Transliteration: in-na-ve-ga-ble
"El río se volvió innavegable debido a los escombros."
Inavegável
Transliteration: i-na-ve-gá-vel
"O rio tornou-se inavegável devido aos detritos."
अन्याय्य
Transliteration: anyaayya
"नदी मलबे के कारण अन्याय्य हो गई।"
不可航行
Transliteration: bù kě háng xíng
"由于积聚的碎片，河流变得不可航行。"
항해할 수 없는
Transliteration: hanghaehal su eobsneun
"쓰레기가 쌓여 강이 항해할 수 없게 되었다."
航行不可能
Transliteration: こうこうふかのう
"ゴミの蓄積により、川は航行不可能になった。"
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