Futaies (en. High forests)
[fy.tɛ]
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A set of trees, primarily deciduous, in a forest.
The beech forest was dense and sheltered a variety of wildlife.
La futaie était dense et abritait une faune variée.
A forest where deciduous species predominate.
We walked in the beech forest for hours.
Nous avons marché dans la futaie pendant des heures.
Etymology
The term 'futaies' comes from the Latin 'fageta', which refers to a grove or forest of beech trees.
Common Phrases and Expressions
old beech forest
A beech forest that has been established for a long time.
futaie ancienne
protect the beech forest
Measuring actions to conserve the beech forest.
protéger la futaie
Related Words
clear beech forest
A beech forest where the trees are spaced.
futaie claire
tall beech forest
A beech forest with large trees.
futaie haute