Forested: meaning, definitions and examples

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forested

 

[ ˈfɔrɪstɪd ]

Adjective
Context #1 | Adjective

land description

Forested refers to land that is covered with trees and underbrush. This type of land provides habitat for a variety of wildlife and contributes to the ecosystem's health. Forested areas are often important for conservation, timber production, and recreational activities. The presence of trees helps in carbon sequestration, thus playing a vital role in climate regulation.

Synonyms

arboreal, timbered, tree-covered, wooded

Examples of usage

  • The forested region is home to many species of birds.
  • We went hiking in the forested mountains last weekend.
  • Forested areas are crucial for biodiversity.
  • She owns a plot of forested land.
  • The forested landscape is breathtaking in autumn.

Translations

Translations of the word "forested" in other languages:

🇵🇹 com floresta

🇮🇳 वनाच्छादित

🇩🇪 bewaldet

🇮🇩 berhutan

🇺🇦 лісовий

🇵🇱 zalesiony

🇯🇵 森林の

🇫🇷 boisé

🇪🇸 forestado

🇹🇷 ormanlık

🇰🇷 숲이 우거진

🇸🇦 مغطى بالغابات

🇨🇿 zalesněný

🇸🇰 lesný

🇨🇳 森林覆盖的

🇸🇮 gozdnat

🇮🇸 skógar

🇰🇿 орманды

🇬🇪 ტყით დაფარული

🇦🇿 meşəlik

🇲🇽 cubierto de bosque

Etymology

The word 'forested' originates from the noun 'forest', which comes from the Old French term 'forest', meaning 'forbidden place' or 'wood'. This term can be traced back to the Latin word 'forestis', which refers to something belonging to the woods. The use of 'forest' in English dates back to around the 14th century, evolving to refer broadly to large areas dominated by trees. The adjective 'forested' specifically indicates that an area is covered with trees. Over the centuries, as the importance of forests in ecology, conservation, and human culture became more recognized, specialized vocabulary related to forests has also expanded, enhancing our understanding and communication about these vital ecosystems.

Word Frequency Rank

At position #14,637, this word is part of sophisticated English vocabulary. It's useful for academic or professional contexts where precise language is needed.