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Ilmen

Ilmen

9.2
A lake in the northwest of Russia that flows into Lake Ladoga through the Volkhov River
  • proper noun
: Ilmen
  • The Volkhov River begins at Lake Ilmen and flows north into Lake Ladoga.

Examples

  • Lake Ilmen is known for its scenic beauty and historical significance in the Novgorod region.

  • Researchers collected water samples from Ilmen as part of their environmental studies.

  • The Ilmen Lake is known for its beautiful scenery.

  • Have you ever visited Ilmen?

  • Lake Ilmen is famous for its stunning landscapes and rich history in northwestern Russia.

  • The waters of Ilmen are a crucial part of the ecosystem in the Novgorod region.

  • From Lake Ilmen, the Volkhov River starts its journey towards Lake Ladoga.

Surface Forms

Ilmen main

Etymology

Ilmen probably comes from an old Slavic word ил meaning 'silt' or 'mud'. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a shallow, muddy lake — the name once told people that about the place.