Definitions For Cenote

Noun

CENOTE (plural CENOTEs) A deep natural well or sinkhole, especially in central america, formed by the collapse of surface limestone that exposes ground water underneath, and sometimes used by the ancient mayans for sacrificial offerings.

Translations

Arabic: {{t-needed, ar}} Basque: zenote Danish: ferskvandshul, cenote Dutch: cenote, m Finnish: sortumakaivo French: cénote, m German: {{t-needed, de}} Greek: {{t-needed, el}} Hebrew: {{t-needed, he}} Italian: cenote, m Japanese: セノーテ (senōte, sc=Jpan) Korean: {{t-needed, ko}} Polish: cenote Portuguese: cenote, m Russian: сено́т, m Spanish: cenote, m Swedish: cenote, c

Etymology

From {{bor, en, es, cenote}}, from {{der, en, yua, tsʼonot}}.

Anagrams

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