Definition
Vegetation means all the plants growing in a particular area. It can describe anything from thick jungle plants to the short grass in a field.
Etymology
From Medieval Latin 'vegetatio', meaning 'growth or animation', from 'vegetare' meaning 'to make grow'. English extended it to refer specifically to plant life as a whole in a place.
Kelly Says
When scientists say ‘dense vegetation’, they’re packing forests, bushes, moss, and more into one word. It’s like a zoomed-out view of plant life, where you stop naming individual species and just see a green blanket. The word turns chaos into a single, manageable idea.
Translations
ARالعربية
غطاء النبات
ghatha-an-na-baht
BNবাংলা
জীবজন্তু
jee-b-jan-too
CACatalà
Vegetació
veh-eh-tah-thee-ohn
CSČeština
rostlinstvo
roh-stl-in-st-vo
DADansk
vegetation
veh-eh-tah-tsye-ohn
DEDeutsch
Vegetation
veh-eh-tah-tsye-ohn
ESEspañol
vegetación
veh-heh-tah-syohn
FISuomi
kasvillisuus
kas-vi-li-soo-s
FRFrançais
végétation
ve-zhe-ta-syohn
HIहिन्दी
वनस्पति
van-spa-tee
HUMagyar
növényzet
no-veh-zet
IDBahasa Indonesia
tumbuhan
tum-buhn-an
ITItaliano
vegetazione
veh-heh-tah-tsyo-neh
MSBahasa Melayu
tumbuhan
tum-buhn-an
NLNederlands
begroeiing
be-groe-ing
NONorsk
vegetasjon
veh-eh-tah-tsye-ohn
PLPolski
roślinność
roh-sh-lin-no-st
PTPortuguês
Vegetação
veh-heh-tah-syohn
RORomână
vegetație
veh-heh-tah-thee
RUРусский
вегетация
veh-heh-tah-tsi-ya
SVSvenska
vegetation
veh-eh-tah-tsye-ohn
SWKiswahili
mimea
mee-mee-ah
TAதமிழ்
தாவரம்
tha-va-ram
TRTürkçe
bitki örtüsü
bit-kee or-tsu
UKУкраїнська
рослинність
ro-sly-n-nist
URاردو
جڑی بوٹیاں
jar-ee boo-tee-an
VITiếng Việt
sinh vật
sinh vat