Geest.
geest (a somewhat elevated landscape in a plain with sandy grounds and frequent heaths)
Meaning & usage
geest (a somewhat elevated landscape in a plain with sandy grounds and frequent heaths)
Where this word comes from
Via German Low German from Middle Low German gēst, from Middle Low German gēst (“dry, elevated”, literally “cracking, gaping, yawning”), from Old Saxon gīnan, from Proto-West Germanic *gīnan. See also gähnen. Cognate with Dutch geest (“heathland”).
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