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Translate hill from English to Dutch

Summary

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hill:
- heuvel; bult; heuveltje; kleine berg; bergje
Wiktionary:
- hill → heuvel
- hill → berg, heuvel

English

Detailed Translations for hill from English to Dutch

hill:

hill [the ~] noun

the hill (swell; height; rise)
de heuvel; de bult
- heuvel [de ~ (m)] noun
- bult [de ~ (m)] noun
the hill (hillock)
het heuveltje
- heuveltje [het ~] noun
the hill (little mountain)
kleine berg; het bergje
- kleine berg [znw.] noun
- bergje [het ~] noun

Translation Matrix for hill:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bergje	hill; little mountain
bult	height; hill; rise; swell	bruise; contusion; curving; hump; lump; rounding; swelling; swollen spot
heuvel	height; hill; rise; swell
heuveltje	hill; hillock
kleine berg	hill; little mountain
-	mound; pitcher's mound

Related Words for "hill":

hills

Synonyms for "hill":

natural elevation; elevation
mound; structure; construction
Hill; J. J. Hill; James Jerome Hill; businessman; man of affairs
Benny Hill; Alfred Hawthorne; comedian; comic
pitcher's mound; baseball equipment
shape; form; work; mold; mould; forge

Related Definitions for "hill":

structure consisting of an artificial heap or bank usually of earth or stones¹
(baseball) the slight elevation on which the pitcher stands¹
a local and well-defined elevation of the land¹
- they loved to roam the hills of West Virginia¹
form into a hill¹

Wiktionary Translations for hill:

hill

noun

elevated location
- hill → heuvel

hill

noun

een kleine verhoging in het landschap
- heuvel → hill

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• hill	→ berg	↔ Berg — natürliche Erhebung auf der Landoberfläche der Erde und anderer Himmelskörper und des Meeresbodens
• hill	→ berg; heuvel	↔ Hügel — Erhebung auf der Erdoberfläche unter etwa 300 Meter Höhe, meist von gerundeter Form
• hill	→ heuvel	↔ colline — Petite élévation de terrain

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