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What is Savannah mean in all languages?

"Savannah" doesn't have a direct translation in all languages, but it's commonly understood as a type of grassland ecosystem. Here are some translations and interpretations across different language families:

English: Savannah

Spanish: Sabana

French: Savane

Portuguese: Savana

German: Savanne

Italian: Savana

Russian: Саванна (Savanna)

Chinese: 大草原 (Dà cǎoyuán - literally "big grassland")

Japanese: サバンナ (Sabanna)

Hindi: सवाना (Savana)

Arabic: سافانا (Savana)

Swahili: Savana

Other Languages:

* Many African languages: Will have a term specific to their region's type of savannah, often incorporating words for grass, trees, or open spaces.

* Indigenous languages: Some Indigenous languages may have specific terms for the particular types of savannahs found in their traditional lands.

General Concepts:

Even when a direct translation is not available, the concept of a savannah is generally understood. The main features, like the presence of grasses, scattered trees, and a dry season, are usually enough to communicate the meaning.

Note: The specific spelling and pronunciation of "Savannah" can vary slightly in different languages.

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