noun

mountain

mountain

We climbed the mountain yesterday.

We climbed the mountain yesterday.

I have a mountain of work to do.

I have a mountain of work to do.

to climb a mountain to ascend a mountain We plan to climb a mountain this weekend.

a mountain of ((sth.)) a large amount of (sth.) She has a mountain of debt.

Synonyms: peak, mount; Antonyms: valley, plain

From Old French 'montaigne', from Vulgar Latin 'montanea', from Latin 'mons' (mountain).

A 'mountain' is just a giant 'mound'. They share the same root and sound similar.

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