[ হীথ্ ]noun 1) /countable noun, uncountable noun/ ঘন লাল, গোলাপি বা সাদা ঘণ্টাকৃতি ছোট ছোট ফুলবিশিষ্ট এক ধরনের চিরহরিৎ গুল্ম2) বিশেষত উপরোক্ত গুল্মাবৃত সমতল পতিত জমি
heath definition
A shrubby area of vegetation dominated by heather, gorse, or other low-growing plants.
heath শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
heath, heathland,
heath Example in a sentence
The windswept heath stretched out before them, a desolate expanse of purple heather.
They wandered through the heath, marveling at its eerie beauty and the symphony of buzzing bees.
As the sun began to set, casting a golden glow across the heath, the air grew heavy with the scent of wild thyme.
The ancient oak tree stood sentinel on the edge of the heath, its roots firmly planted in the sandy soil.
The heath was a haven for wildlife, and the sound of birdsong filled the air at dawn and dusk.
Shepherds grazed their flocks on the heath, their sheep nibbling on the tender heather shoots.
The heath was said to be haunted by ancient spirits, and locals whispered tales of strange occurrences after nightfall.
The harsh conditions of the heath had shaped a resilient ecosystem, with plants and animals adapting to its unforgiving environment.
The heath underwent seasonal changes, from vibrant hues in spring to a muted palette in winter.
Despite its beauty, the heath was a reminder of the harshness of nature and the fragility of life.