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Meanings of savannah in English

Spanish
río savannah

A river in South Carolina that flows southeast to the Atlantic.

río savannah
Portuguese
anhara
Catalan
sabana
Spanish
sabana

A flat grassland in tropical or subtropical regions.

anhara
Usage of savannah in English
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Others have since suggested fires could transform much the forest into savannah.
Reuters
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A road led away from the opening and out across the savannah.
Acts of faith
3
We left the marble-quarries, and rode for miles over a wide savannah.
Anahuac : or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern
4
Benin Take a trip across the savannah of this west African minnow.
The South African
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He went past the pools and up the hill into the savannah.
Say you're one of them
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He brought a series of filter programs on-line, and scanned the savannah.
The Reality Dysfunction
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There's a Tyrathca farming settlement on the other side of the savannah.
The Reality Dysfunction
8
The savannah-as-cradle narrative is not the only conventional wisdom upset by Ardi.
Wired
9
When Denny tipped the pen, the zebra slid across the plastic savannah.
The art of racing in the rain
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At the edge of the savannah Ti-Paul stood in a frozen pose.
All souls' rising
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Wildfire scoured the malaised savannah around its base, eating its way outwards.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Dirt was something you lived with in Aberdale and the savannah homesteads.
The Reality Dysfunction
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While present in all land-cover classes these relationships were strongest in savannah areas.
Pubmed
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The well-worn track leading to the savannah homesteads wasn't far off.
The Reality Dysfunction
15
Surrounded by the tall elephant grass he stands far out on a savannah.
The eye of the leopard
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Stick a giraffe across a savannah and it will find its way home.
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Catalan
sabana
Savannah through the time
Savannah across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common