Meanings
adjectivesnowclad (not comparable)
- not comparablepoeticCovered in snow.
The most popular reason for visiting the national forests is to get out and see pretty country — the trees and lakes, the mountains and valleys, the cliffs and canyons, the meadows and snowclad peaks.
1960, United States. Forest Service, National Forest Vacations, page 24
Origin
Translations
Norwegian Bokmål snøkledd, snøkledt
- snøkleddcovered in snow
- snøkledtcovered in snow
Swedish snöklädd, snöhöljd
- snökläddcovered in snow
- snöhöljdcovered in snow
- snötäcktcovered in snow
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