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1 речной аллювий
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2 שרטון
שֵׂרָטוֹן, שֵׂי׳m. (שָׂרַט; cmp. סַרְטָן) (scrapings,) sandbank, alluvial land. Sabb.56b; Snh.21b בשעה … והעלה ש׳ ועליווכ׳ when Solomon married Pharaohs daughter, Gabriel went down and stuck a reed into the sea, and it gathered a bank around it, on which the great city of Rome was built; Yalk. Kings 172; (Y.Ab. Zar. I, 39c שלעטיט). Erub.8a שמא יעלה (הים) ש׳ (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. notes 5, a. 10) the sea (river) may throw up alluvium (may recede). Ber.60a (in Chald. dict.) אע״ג … דמסקא ארעא ש׳ (Ms. M. a. Ar. סרטון) although the loss of land through the encroachment of the water may be an advantage to him, because the land is covered with alluvium and improves, yet for the moment it is a misfortune to him. B. Bath. 124a ארעא ואסקא ש׳ (not ואסיק) if his father left him a field, and it improved by alluvium; ib. 135b. Tam.30a; a. e. -
3 שי׳
שֵׂרָטוֹן, שֵׂי׳m. (שָׂרַט; cmp. סַרְטָן) (scrapings,) sandbank, alluvial land. Sabb.56b; Snh.21b בשעה … והעלה ש׳ ועליווכ׳ when Solomon married Pharaohs daughter, Gabriel went down and stuck a reed into the sea, and it gathered a bank around it, on which the great city of Rome was built; Yalk. Kings 172; (Y.Ab. Zar. I, 39c שלעטיט). Erub.8a שמא יעלה (הים) ש׳ (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. notes 5, a. 10) the sea (river) may throw up alluvium (may recede). Ber.60a (in Chald. dict.) אע״ג … דמסקא ארעא ש׳ (Ms. M. a. Ar. סרטון) although the loss of land through the encroachment of the water may be an advantage to him, because the land is covered with alluvium and improves, yet for the moment it is a misfortune to him. B. Bath. 124a ארעא ואסקא ש׳ (not ואסיק) if his father left him a field, and it improved by alluvium; ib. 135b. Tam.30a; a. e. -
4 שֵׂרָטוֹן
שֵׂרָטוֹן, שֵׂי׳m. (שָׂרַט; cmp. סַרְטָן) (scrapings,) sandbank, alluvial land. Sabb.56b; Snh.21b בשעה … והעלה ש׳ ועליווכ׳ when Solomon married Pharaohs daughter, Gabriel went down and stuck a reed into the sea, and it gathered a bank around it, on which the great city of Rome was built; Yalk. Kings 172; (Y.Ab. Zar. I, 39c שלעטיט). Erub.8a שמא יעלה (הים) ש׳ (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. notes 5, a. 10) the sea (river) may throw up alluvium (may recede). Ber.60a (in Chald. dict.) אע״ג … דמסקא ארעא ש׳ (Ms. M. a. Ar. סרטון) although the loss of land through the encroachment of the water may be an advantage to him, because the land is covered with alluvium and improves, yet for the moment it is a misfortune to him. B. Bath. 124a ארעא ואסקא ש׳ (not ואסיק) if his father left him a field, and it improved by alluvium; ib. 135b. Tam.30a; a. e. -
5 שֵׂי׳
שֵׂרָטוֹן, שֵׂי׳m. (שָׂרַט; cmp. סַרְטָן) (scrapings,) sandbank, alluvial land. Sabb.56b; Snh.21b בשעה … והעלה ש׳ ועליווכ׳ when Solomon married Pharaohs daughter, Gabriel went down and stuck a reed into the sea, and it gathered a bank around it, on which the great city of Rome was built; Yalk. Kings 172; (Y.Ab. Zar. I, 39c שלעטיט). Erub.8a שמא יעלה (הים) ש׳ (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. notes 5, a. 10) the sea (river) may throw up alluvium (may recede). Ber.60a (in Chald. dict.) אע״ג … דמסקא ארעא ש׳ (Ms. M. a. Ar. סרטון) although the loss of land through the encroachment of the water may be an advantage to him, because the land is covered with alluvium and improves, yet for the moment it is a misfortune to him. B. Bath. 124a ארעא ואסקא ש׳ (not ואסיק) if his father left him a field, and it improved by alluvium; ib. 135b. Tam.30a; a. e. -
6 derrubio
m.1 the insensible overflow of water from a river or rivulet over the level grounds near to its bed, and the earth which falls or moulders away by this means.2 erosion, undermining, washing away, scouring.3 land eroded by a body of water.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: derrubiar.* * *1 (acción) erosion, washing away2 (material) alluvium* * *derrubio nm1. [desgaste] erosion, washing away2. [tierra] alluvium, sediment deposit -
7 аллювий
3) Engineering: alluvial deposit, fluvial sediments4) Construction: alluvial deposits5) Ecology: river-borne sediments6) Makarov: alluvial soil7) General subject: river sediments, stream sediments, water sediments, water-borne sediments -
8 речные отложения
1) Geology: alluvium2) Engineering: alluvial deposit, fluvial deposit3) Mining: alluvion4) Ecology: fluvial sediments, riverwash, stream sediments5) Oilfield: fluvial deposits, fluviatile deposits6) Makarov: riverwash (обнажаемые при низких водах)7) General subject: fluvial outwash, river deposits, river sediments -
9 аллювиальные отложения
1) General subject: alluvial deposit2) Construction: alluvion3) Ecology: river-borne sediments4) Sakhalin energy glossary: alluvial formation5) Oilfield: alluvial deposits6) Makarov: alluvial sediments (см. аллювий), alluviumУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > аллювиальные отложения
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10 нанос
2) Geology: accretion, aggradation, alluviation, deposition, flow of tide, flux flow, mantle, shore deposition, soft soil, surface wash, warp4) Naval: alteration5) Obsolete: atterration6) Agriculture: debris, sedimentation, soil7) Chemistry: sediment8) Railway term: burden, burden of river drift, deposition (грунта)9) Mining: atteration, cap rock, detrital deposit, overburden (покрывающая порода)11) Oil: bank (расклинивающего агента)12) Ecology: deposit13) Sakhalin R: bank (расклинивающего агента) -
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12 аллювиальная равнина
аллювиальная равнина
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alluvial plain
A level or gently sloping tract or a slightly undulating land surface produced by extensive deposition of alluvium, usually adjacent to a river that periodically overflows its banks; it may be situated on a flood plain, a delta, or an alluvial fan. (Source: BJGEO)
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13 אגף
אֲגַףcom. (v. foreg. = גַּף; cmp. b. h. אֲגַפִּים) 1) wing, pinion. Pl. אֲגַפִּים; Du. אֲגַפַּיִים. Neg. XIV, 1. Gen. R. s. 39; a. e. 2) winged animals, poultry. Succ.42a. 3) arms, shoulders of a human being. Y.Snh.VII, 24b bot. יכול יטלינו מבין הא׳ you might think the convict must be cut through at the arm-pits. Sabb.129a חבירותיה נושאותוכ׳ her mates lift her by her arms. 4) banks of river B. Kam.61a a rivulet which imparts שלל לאֲגַפֶּיהָ booty (alluvium) to its banks. B. Bath.99b שכלו א׳ whose embankments have disappeared (washed away). -
14 אֲגַף
אֲגַףcom. (v. foreg. = גַּף; cmp. b. h. אֲגַפִּים) 1) wing, pinion. Pl. אֲגַפִּים; Du. אֲגַפַּיִים. Neg. XIV, 1. Gen. R. s. 39; a. e. 2) winged animals, poultry. Succ.42a. 3) arms, shoulders of a human being. Y.Snh.VII, 24b bot. יכול יטלינו מבין הא׳ you might think the convict must be cut through at the arm-pits. Sabb.129a חבירותיה נושאותוכ׳ her mates lift her by her arms. 4) banks of river B. Kam.61a a rivulet which imparts שלל לאֲגַפֶּיהָ booty (alluvium) to its banks. B. Bath.99b שכלו א׳ whose embankments have disappeared (washed away). -
15 זוט
זֶוֶטor זוּט m. ( זוט, cmp. צָבַט, צָבַת) 1) a catch, a bag-like receptacle for catch in the fishers net; the solid web of the net-work. Kel. XXIII, 5 החרם טמא מפני זוּטֹו Ar. (ed. הזוטו, R. Hai G. הזוּטָן, Var. הזומן) the net is fit for levitical uncleanness on account of its bag (being a receptacle of solid web). Ib. 28:9 העושה … החרם … ונזוטו טמא (ed. Dehr., Ar. ed. Koh. זמן הזוטו) a garment made out of a net is clean, but one made out of its solid portion 2) (cmp. שלל, שלולית) what the Sea throws out, deposits after the tide; the deposit or ore of a mine. B. Mets.21b בזוּטֹו של ים ובשלוליתווכ׳ things found among the deposits of the Sea or the alluvium of a river. Ib. 24a; Ab. Zar.43a.Cant. R. to IV, 8 מה החרמון הזה כל טוב נתון בזוטו (not טובו; Yalk. Cant. 988 בתוכו) as in the Hermon all good things are deposited in its mines Y.Ber.IV, 7b bot. (ref. to צולה, Is. 44:27) זו בכל שהיא זוטו של עולם that means Babylon which is the deposit of the world (the treasury of booty and commerce); Lam. R. introd. (R. Josh. 2) זוטא (corr. acc.). -
16 זֶוֶט
זֶוֶטor זוּט m. ( זוט, cmp. צָבַט, צָבַת) 1) a catch, a bag-like receptacle for catch in the fishers net; the solid web of the net-work. Kel. XXIII, 5 החרם טמא מפני זוּטֹו Ar. (ed. הזוטו, R. Hai G. הזוּטָן, Var. הזומן) the net is fit for levitical uncleanness on account of its bag (being a receptacle of solid web). Ib. 28:9 העושה … החרם … ונזוטו טמא (ed. Dehr., Ar. ed. Koh. זמן הזוטו) a garment made out of a net is clean, but one made out of its solid portion 2) (cmp. שלל, שלולית) what the Sea throws out, deposits after the tide; the deposit or ore of a mine. B. Mets.21b בזוּטֹו של ים ובשלוליתווכ׳ things found among the deposits of the Sea or the alluvium of a river. Ib. 24a; Ab. Zar.43a.Cant. R. to IV, 8 מה החרמון הזה כל טוב נתון בזוטו (not טובו; Yalk. Cant. 988 בתוכו) as in the Hermon all good things are deposited in its mines Y.Ber.IV, 7b bot. (ref. to צולה, Is. 44:27) זו בכל שהיא זוטו של עולם that means Babylon which is the deposit of the world (the treasury of booty and commerce); Lam. R. introd. (R. Josh. 2) זוטא (corr. acc.). -
17 רקתא
רַקְּתָאf. (cmp. רָקָק) alluvial ground, bank. Meg.6a v. preced. B. Mets. 108a האי מאן דאחזיק בר׳ דנהראוכ׳ he who takes possession of the alluvial ground of a river (or canal) is considered an impudent man, but cannot be removed. Succ.26a הוו גנו אר׳ דסורא they used to sleep on a bank of Sura. Bets.32b ר׳ דפרת the clayey alluvium of the Euphrates; a. e.B. Bath.26a top רקתא, v. דַקְתָּא. -
18 רַקְּתָא
רַקְּתָאf. (cmp. רָקָק) alluvial ground, bank. Meg.6a v. preced. B. Mets. 108a האי מאן דאחזיק בר׳ דנהראוכ׳ he who takes possession of the alluvial ground of a river (or canal) is considered an impudent man, but cannot be removed. Succ.26a הוו גנו אר׳ דסורא they used to sleep on a bank of Sura. Bets.32b ר׳ דפרת the clayey alluvium of the Euphrates; a. e.B. Bath.26a top רקתא, v. דַקְתָּא. -
19 שלולית
שְׁלוּלִיתf. (שָׁלַל II) 1) pool, pond, rivulet. Peah II, 1 הנחל והש׳ a brook or a pool; B. Bath.55a; B. Kam.61a, expl. ib. מקום … שוללין שם a place where the rain makes booty (inroads); oth. expl. אמת המים שמחלקת שללוכ׳ a water arm which imparts, v. אֲגַף; Men.71b; Sifra Kdosh. Par. 1, ch. II. Tosef.B. Kam. VI, 23; Y. ib. VI, end, 5c; Bab. ib. 61a עברה נהר או ש׳וכ׳ if the fire crosses a river or a pool eight cubits wide. 2) deposit after inundation, alluvium. B. Mets.21b בשְׁלוּלִיתוֹ של נהר, v. זֶוֶט; Tosef. ib. II, 2 משלוליתו של ים ומשלוליתו של נהר (Var. משניתו … ומשניתו) from the deposits of the tide or Y.B. Kam.X, 7b bot. משְׁלִילִית, v. שְׁנוּנִית. -
20 שְׁלוּלִית
שְׁלוּלִיתf. (שָׁלַל II) 1) pool, pond, rivulet. Peah II, 1 הנחל והש׳ a brook or a pool; B. Bath.55a; B. Kam.61a, expl. ib. מקום … שוללין שם a place where the rain makes booty (inroads); oth. expl. אמת המים שמחלקת שללוכ׳ a water arm which imparts, v. אֲגַף; Men.71b; Sifra Kdosh. Par. 1, ch. II. Tosef.B. Kam. VI, 23; Y. ib. VI, end, 5c; Bab. ib. 61a עברה נהר או ש׳וכ׳ if the fire crosses a river or a pool eight cubits wide. 2) deposit after inundation, alluvium. B. Mets.21b בשְׁלוּלִיתוֹ של נהר, v. זֶוֶט; Tosef. ib. II, 2 משלוליתו של ים ומשלוליתו של נהר (Var. משניתו … ומשניתו) from the deposits of the tide or Y.B. Kam.X, 7b bot. משְׁלִילִית, v. שְׁנוּנִית.
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