Definition of névé in English:

névé

noun ˈnɛveɪnāˈvā

another term for firn
Example sentencesExamples
- I hear water rushing beneath the névé, then we come to little rivers of runoff.
- The névé was the result of sustained periods of heavy snow followed by freezing conditions that progressively built steep ice walls.
- ‘Ice, névé, hard pack, wind slab, deep crud and porridge - you'll find every type of snow condition in Scotland, often within the space of a few turns,’ Jaz said, planting his pole vigorously to test the snow around him.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Swiss French, literally 'glacier', based on Latin nix, niv- 'snow'.

Definition of névé in US English:

névé

nounnāˈvā

another term for firn
Example sentencesExamples
- The névé was the result of sustained periods of heavy snow followed by freezing conditions that progressively built steep ice walls.
- ‘Ice, névé, hard pack, wind slab, deep crud and porridge - you'll find every type of snow condition in Scotland, often within the space of a few turns,’ Jaz said, planting his pole vigorously to test the snow around him.
- I hear water rushing beneath the névé, then we come to little rivers of runoff.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Swiss French, literally ‘glacier’, based on Latin nix, niv- ‘snow’.

词汇	névé
释义	Definition of névé in English: névé noun ˈnɛveɪnāˈvā another term for firn Example sentencesExamples I hear water rushing beneath the névé, then we come to little rivers of runoff. The névé was the result of sustained periods of heavy snow followed by freezing conditions that progressively built steep ice walls. ‘Ice, névé, hard pack, wind slab, deep crud and porridge - you'll find every type of snow condition in Scotland, often within the space of a few turns,’ Jaz said, planting his pole vigorously to test the snow around him. Origin Mid 19th century: from Swiss French, literally 'glacier', based on Latin nix, niv- 'snow'. Definition of névé in US English: névé nounnāˈvā another term for firn Example sentencesExamples The névé was the result of sustained periods of heavy snow followed by freezing conditions that progressively built steep ice walls. ‘Ice, névé, hard pack, wind slab, deep crud and porridge - you'll find every type of snow condition in Scotland, often within the space of a few turns,’ Jaz said, planting his pole vigorously to test the snow around him. I hear water rushing beneath the névé, then we come to little rivers of runoff. Origin Mid 19th century: from Swiss French, literally ‘glacier’, based on Latin nix, niv- ‘snow’.
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