Archipelago - English meaning

ˌɑː.kɪˈpel.ə.ɡəʊ

Archipelago – definitions in English dictionary

noun
An extensive group of islands.
Usage examples:
The indonesian archipelago

noun
A group of islands, or an area of sea where there are many islands
Usage examples:
The hawaiian archipelago is made up of a number of large islands and some extremely small ones.

noun
A group of small islands or an area of sea in which there are many small islands
Usage examples:
The hawaiian archipelago

Archipelago translation into English

Archipelago: translate from English into Chinese

群岛, 列岛

Archipelago: translate from English into Dutch

Archipel, Eilandengroep

Archipelago: translate from English into French

Archipel

Archipelago: translate from English into German

Archipel

Archipelago: translate from English into Hindi

द्वीपसमूह, द्वीपमण्डल, द्वीप-पुंज

Archipelago: translate from English into Italian

Arcipelago

Archipelago: translate from English into Korean

열도, 군도, 제도

Archipelago: translate from English into Russian

Архипелаг, Группа островов, Море с многочисленными островами

Archipelago: translate from English into Spanish

Archipiélago

Word origin

early 16th century: from Italian arcipelago, from Greek arkhi- ‘chief’ + pelagos ‘sea’. The word was originally used as a proper name ( the Archipelago ‘the Aegean Sea’): the general sense ar

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Archipelago – similar words

archipelagos

ˌɑː.kɪˈpel.ə.ɡəʊ

noun
An extensive group of islands.
Usage examples:
The indonesian archipelago

noun
A group of islands, or an area of sea where there are many islands
Usage examples:
The hawaiian archipelago is made up of a number of large islands and some extremely small ones.