Oct 19, 2005 23:53
18 yrs ago
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Arabic term
الهيئة
Arabic to English
Science
Geography
Topographic maps
ِNeed to translate "hay'aat" in following context:
طرق توضيح الهيئات على الخريطة
منسوب الهيئة هو ارتفاعها أو انخفاضها عن متوسط منسوب سطح البحر
طرق توضيح الهيئات على الخريطة
منسوب الهيئة هو ارتفاعها أو انخفاضها عن متوسط منسوب سطح البحر
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +2 | landform | Alaa Zeineldine |
3 +2 | Relief | Nancy Eweiss |
5 | plateau/shape/design | zax |
3 | [geographical] entity | tekki |
Proposed translations
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Arabic term (edited):
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landform
This could be a reference to landforms such as plains, mountains, ridges, and plateaus. You may be able to tell from the rest of the text.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "sounds about right... thanks..."
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Arabic term (edited):
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[geographical] entity
That's what I can think of in this context.
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Arabic term (edited):
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Relief
If what is meant by هيئة is تضاريس then
"relief" would be the technical word used in maps, depending on your context.
The following links may be helpful:
http://richardphillips.org.uk/maps/relief.html
http://www.shadedrelief.com/
http://birrell.org/andrew/reliefMaps/
"relief" would be the technical word used in maps, depending on your context.
The following links may be helpful:
http://richardphillips.org.uk/maps/relief.html
http://www.shadedrelief.com/
http://birrell.org/andrew/reliefMaps/
Peer comment(s):
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Stephen Franke
: Correct term as used in mapping and cartography.
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Thanks Stephen
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Alexander Yeltsov
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Thanks Alexander
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Mariam Osmann
: i used to utilise this term in R.S. program "idrisi" : a "relief" map showing different "landforms"
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Thank you mario, but he is talking about منسوب الهيئة which you could still be expressed as high or low topographic relief or similar, as relief is more general than landform exactly as you mentioned
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Arabic term (edited):
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plateau/shape/design
is it a natural feature? or manmade?
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