Definition of the word lava

Definition of the word lava

Pronunciation of vocabulary lava

lavanoun
dung nham
/ˈlɑːvə//ˈlɑːvə/

Origin of the word lava

The word "lava" originated from the name of the Roman god of the underworld, Vulcano or Vulcan, known for his fiery exploits. The Latin word "lava" is derived from Vulcano's fiery flames and molten rock, which was thought to be a manifestation of his power. The term "lava" was first used in English in the 16th century to describe the molten rock that flowed from volcanoes. Over time, the term "lava" has been used not only to describe the molten rock but also the process of volcanic eruption and the resulting volcanic Genesis. Today, the word "lava" is widely used in geology, volcanology, and popular culture, often evoking associations with fiery, primal forces of nature.

Vocabulary summary lava

type noun

meaning (geology) Lava

Example of vocabulary lavanamespace

hot liquid rock that comes out of a volcano

đá lỏng nóng chảy ra từ núi lửa

molten lava
dung nham nóng chảy
The volcano erupted fiery red lava that flowed rapidly down the mountain.
Ngọn núi lửa phun trào dòng dung nham đỏ rực chảy nhanh xuống núi.
Lava bubbled and brimmed in the crater, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for onlookers.
Dòng nham thạch sủi bọt và tràn đầy trong miệng núi lửa, tạo nên cảnh tượng mê hoặc cho người xem.
The hikers were mesmerized by the sight of glowing orange lava echoing against the night sky.
Những người đi bộ đường dài đã bị mê hoặc bởi cảnh tượng dòng dung nham màu cam rực rỡ phản chiếu trên bầu trời đêm.
The volcano spewed molten lava that lit up the surrounding darkness.
Ngọn núi lửa phun trào dung nham nóng chảy làm sáng bừng cả vùng tối xung quanh.