Clump: meaning, definitions and examples
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clump
[ klʌmp ]
in nature
A clump is a small group of trees or plants growing closely together.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- We spotted a clump of trees in the distance.
- The birds were singing in the clump of bushes near the river.
Translations
Translations of the word "clump" in other languages:
🇵🇹 aglomerado
- grupo
- montículo
🇮🇳 गुच्छा
- झुंड
- समूह
🇩🇪 Haufen
- Klumpen
- Gruppe
🇮🇩 kelompok
- gumpalan
- tumpukan
🇺🇦 група
- купа
- скупчення
🇵🇱 grupa
- kępka
- zbitka
🇯🇵 塊 (かたまり)
- 群れ (むれ)
- 集まり (あつまり)
🇫🇷 amas
- groupe
- paquet
🇪🇸 grupo
- bulto
- montón
🇹🇷 küme
- yığın
- grup
🇰🇷 덩어리
- 무리
- 집단
🇸🇦 كتلة
- مجموعة
- تجمع
🇨🇿 shluk
- skupina
- hromada
🇸🇰 zhluk
- skupina
- hromada
🇨🇳 团块
- 群体
- 堆
🇸🇮 skupina
- gmota
- kup
🇮🇸 hópur
- klumpa
- hrúga
🇰🇿 топ
- топтасу
- жинал
🇬🇪 ჯგუფი
- გროვა
- ნაზავი
🇦🇿 qrup
- yığın
- toplanma
🇲🇽 grupo
- montón
- bulto
Etymology
The word 'clump' originated from the Middle English word 'clumpen', which meant to form into a mass or clump. It has been used to describe groups of trees or plants since the 16th century, emphasizing the close proximity and density of the vegetation. As a verb, 'clump' has been used to depict heavy, noisy movement since the 17th century. Over time, it has become a versatile word in English, often used in both natural and movement-related contexts.