sivri dağ sırası

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arete
Alternative spelling of arête
Acute, rugged mountain range between two mountain ranges
n A narrow ridge, or corner, of rock or snow Derived from the french word for "stop"
Queen of the Phaiakians
A knife-edged rock divide between two glacial cirques
A sharp ridge of erosion resistant rock; an arete is formed when two cirque glaciers converge but do not meet (usually flowing sub-parallel to one another), allowing a spine of rock to remain between them
{i} sharp uppermost ridge of a mountain
A word for a mountain ridge See ridge
(Ah-rhet) n a steep, skinny, and jagged wall of rock cut by two glaciers; see glacial erosion
A narrow, jagged mountain crest, often above the snowline, sculptured by alpine glaciers and formed by backward erosion of adjoining cirque walls HP
sharp narrow ridge separating two lglacier troughs
A sharp, narrow mountain ridge It often results from the erosive activity of alpine glaciers flowing in adjacent valleys
Translated as "virtue," the word actually means something closer to "being the best you can be," or "reaching your highest human potential " The term from Homeric times onwards is not gender specific The man or woman of areté is a person of the highest effectiveness; they use all their faculties: strength, bravery, wit, and deceptiveness, to achieve real results The concept implies a human-centered universe in which human actions are of paramount importance; the world is a place of conflict and difficulty, and human value and meaning is measured against individual effectiveness in the world from: http: //lancefuhrer com/arete htm
Excellence, virtue
a sharp narrow ridge found in rugged mountains
Sharp ridge line on mountains made by ice
There is one well defined arete, indicated on the map by closely spaced contour lines revealing a steep sided ridge This arete is bordered by two cirques and the U-shaped valleys that extend downhill away from the cirques
a steep, narrow ridge
sivri dağ sırası