Definition
Definition of geest - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
uplandTECH. slightly raised sandy heathland area in Northern Germany and nearby regionsTECH.
- The geest is common in Northern Germany.
2.
folkloreRare spirit or ghost in Dutch folkloreRare
- The tale spoke of a wandering geest haunting the old mill.
Origin of geest
Dutch, geest (spirit)
Examples of geest in a sentence
Farmers have adapted to the geest's sandy soil. A geest was said to protect the village. They believed a geest lived in the forest.
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- French:petite étendue de landes sablonneuses légèrement surélevées, esprit, ...
- German:Geest, Geist, ...
- Italian:geest, fantasma, ...
- Spanish:geest, espíritu, ...
- Portuguese:charneca arenosa elevada, espírito, ...
- Chinese:盖斯特, 幽灵, ...
- Japanese:ゲースト, 幽霊, ...
- Arabic:مِنْطَقَة رَمْلِيَّة مُرْتَفِعَة قَلِيلًا, شَبَح, ...
- Hebrew:רָמָה חוֹלִית, רוּחַ רְפָאִים, ...
- Russian:гийст, дух, ...
- Ukrainian:підвищена піщана місцевість, дух, ...
- Hindi:गीस्ट, आत्मा, ...
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