fordable
ˈfɔːrdəbl̩
Definition

Definition of fordable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
shallow watershallow enough to cross by walking or driving
  • The river was fordable after the dry season.
shallow wadeable
2.
crossing waterable to be crossed without a bridge or boat
  • The stream is fordable during low tide.
wadeable
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Origin of fordable

Old English, ford (shallow place) + -able (capable of)

Examples of fordable in a sentence

  • We found a fordable section of the stream.
  • The river is fordable in summer months.
  • A fordable section was marked on the map.

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  1. French:guéable, passable, ...
  2. German:durchwatbar, überquerbar, ...
  3. Italian:guadabile, ...
  4. Spanish:vadeable, cruzable, ...
  5. Portuguese:vadeável, transponível, ...
  6. Chinese:可涉水而过的, 可涉水的, ...
  7. Japanese:渡れる, 徒渉可能な, ...
  8. Arabic:صالِح للعُبُور, مُمْكِن اجتِيازُه, ...
  9. Hebrew:רָדוּד, נִתָּן לַחֲצוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:мелководный, проходимый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мілкий, брідний, ...
  12. Hindi:उथला, सुगम, ...

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