English
Etymology
Latin aqui- + Latin -fer
Noun
aquifer (plural: aquifers)
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- An underground layer of water-bearing porous stone, earth, or gravel
#: The water from the well came from an aquifer.
Translations
Dutch: t-|nl|aquifer|m
French: aquifère m
Galician: acuÃfero m
German: Grundwasserleiter m
Hebrew: �ק���פר m
Japanese: 帯水層 (taisuis�)
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Lithuanian: vandeningas sluoksnis g|Lithuanian
Portuguese: aqüÃfero m
Slovak: akvifer m
Swedish: akvifär c
Turkish: akifer
Telugu:t|te|�ల|sc=Telu
See also
oasis
pedialite
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