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fjeldenUK
fjeld F0156400 (fyĕld)n. A high barren plateau in the Scandinavian countries.
[Danish, from Old Norse fjall.]fjeld (fjɛld) or fieldn (Physical Geography) a high rocky plateau with little vegetation in Scandinavian countries[C19: Norwegian; related to Old Norse fjall mountain; see fell5]fjeld (fyɛld, fyɛl, fiˈɛld, -ˈɛl)
n. a rocky barren plateau of the Scandinavian peninsula. [1855–60; < Norwegian; see fell5] FjeldenUK
Fjeld a type of mountain massif on the Scandinavian Peninsula that bears evidence of preglacial planation and of exaration. The surface of the fjelds consists of gently sloping uplands, covered with tundra vegetation and glaciers, that alternate with depressions containing numerous lakes and swamps. ThesaurusSeefield |