primeval forest

English

Coast Redwoods is a primeval forest in Muir Woods National Monument, California.

Alternative forms

primaeval forest

Noun

primeval forest (plural primeval forests)

A forest unaffected by humans, typically containing large live trees, large dead trees, and large logs.

Translations

large forest unaffected by humans

Catalan: selva verge f
Czech: prales (cs) m
Esperanto: praarbaro
Finnish: aarniometsä (fi)
French: forêt vierge (fr) f, forêt primaire (fr) f
Georgian: პირველყოფილი ტყე (ṗirvelq̇opili ṭq̇e)
German: Urwald (de) m
Hungarian: őserdő (hu)
Irish: foraois chianaosta f
Japanese: 原生林 (ja) (げんせいりん, genseirin)
Lithuanian: giria f
Manx: bun-cheyll f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: urskog m, urskau m

Nynorsk: urskog m
Polish: puszcza (pl) f
Portuguese: floresta primária f, floresta virgem f
Slovak: prales m
Swedish: urskog (sv) c
Tagalog: lubwagan
Turkish: bakir orman (tr)
Welsh: fforest gyntefig f

See also

virgin forest

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