silva
All the trees in a country or region
- noun
- /ˈsɪlvə/
- Archaic
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silva
- Conservation efforts are vital to protect the silva of this region from deforestation and climate change.
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The Amazon rainforest is known for its rich and diverse silva, which supports countless species of wildlife.
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The ancient silva of the Mediterranean basin is home to many unique plant and tree species.
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Silva compared team performances at home versus team performances away in the ACC from 1971 to 1981.
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My biggest fear is that Silva's greatness will be overlooked because of our society's perception of MMA.
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Synonyms
How Wooded
Surface Forms
Etymology
Silva comes from the Latin word silva, which meant 'wood' or 'forest' and is the same idea behind Spanish selva. So silva today refers to the trees of a region — a forest.