colmater.
to fill in (a low land)
Meaning & usage
to fill in (a low land)
to plug (a hole)
to fill up
Where this word comes from
From colmate (“land for filling”), from Italian colmata (“filled”), from Latin cumulāre, form of cumulō (“to heap, fill”); compare cumulus (“a heap”). Cognate to Italian colmare; Spanish and Portuguese colmar.
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