montaña

Meaning

1. (feminine) mountain
2. (feminine) a lot; a bunch

Concepts

mountain

⛰️

hill

mount

mountains

⛰️

mound

highlands

heap

pile

great deal

hatful

jungle

knoll

lot

mass

mess

mickle

mint

mountain range

muckle

passel

peck

plenty

pot

raft

sight

slew

spate

stack

tidy sum

vegetation

wad

mointain chain

quite a little

loma

colina

agglomerate

mountain

⛰️

batch

cumulation

cumulus

deal

flock

forest

good deal

Synonyms

monte

⛰️

cerro

sierra

🪚

loma

serranía

⛰️

pila

montón

cúmulo

peña

🪨

lote

multitud

selva

aglomerado

arboleda

bestialidad

burrada

enormidad

montículo

vegetación

sierras

bosque no cultivado

tozal

zona montañosa

mogollón

passel

acumulación

bosque muy espeso

avalancha

barbaridad

bosque

cantidad

colina

cordillera

desierto

🏜️

fajo

Hyphenated as

mon‧ta‧ña

Pronounced as (IPA)

/monˈtaɲa/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: montanna

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish montanna, from Early Medieval Latin montānia, a collective based on Latin montem.

Sentences

Desde el interior , la montaña tiene más el aspecto de una pirámide .

From the inland side the mountain has more of the appearance of a steeply-sided pyramid.

Este punto caliente ahora se encuentra debajo de la gran montaña submarina Meteor.

This hotspot now sits beneath the great seamount Meteor.

Cooperó a la reorganización del Regimiento de Montaña Melilla del que se hizo cargo .

He cooperated in the reorganization of the Melilla Mountain Regiment that he took charge of.