Definition
Definition of karst - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
landformTECH. landscape with caves and underground rivers from dissolved limestoneTECH.
- Karst is common in regions with lots of limestone.
- The karst landscape was dotted with sinkholes.
- Explorers mapped the karst terrain extensively.
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landscape with caves and underground rivers from dissolved limestone
Origin of karst
German, Karst (barren land)
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australian region
karst plateau stretching across South and Western Australia
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- Japanese:カルスト, ...
- Arabic:تضاريس كارستية, ...
- Hebrew:קַרְסְט, ...
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