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Pronunciation / Transliteration: iwa
"波が激しく岩に打ちつけている。"
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The solid mineral material forming part of the surface of the earth and other similar planets, exposed on the surface or underlying soil or oceans.
"The ship crashed against a hidden rock in the dark."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'rock' originates from the Old English 'rocc', which is of Germanic origin. It has evolved over centuries to encompass various meanings, including to sway back and forth and to shake or disturb.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Rock" is said worldwide
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roche
Transliteration: roche
"Il y a beaucoup de roche sur cette plage."
Felsen
Transliteration: Felsen
"Der Kletterer stand auf dem hohen Felsen."
roccia
Transliteration: roccia
"La montagna è formata da dura roccia."
roca
Transliteration: roca
"Se sentó en una roca para descansar."
rocha
Transliteration: rocha
"A onda bateu forte contra a rocha."
चट्टान
Transliteration: chattān
"यह एक बहुत बड़ी चट्टान है।"
岩石
Transliteration: yánshí
"山坡上布满了大大小小的岩石。"
바위
Transliteration: bawi
"그들은 커다란 바위 위에 앉았습니다."
岩
Transliteration: iwa
"波が激しく岩に打ちつけている。"
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