Examples of using Steppes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And hence the steppes of Turan, and in particular the great sand desert of the Gobi,
particularly in the steppes of Central Asia, declined drastically.
And hence the steppes of Turan, and in particular the great sandy Desert of Gobi have been looked on as the dwelling-place of malignant beings, from days of hoary antiquity.".
was it even in Europe or the steppes of greater Russia.
of its inhabitants as“Jewish heroes”(Jidovin bogatir) who ruled the steppes and fought the armies of the Russian princes.
The only truly wild horse has recovered from a captive existence abroad to now roam free in the wild forests and steppes of the Hustai National Park.
More than 50 species of animal call the steppes home, including the endangered Caspian Seal
From here, from our steppes, the Turkic tribes
Sand steppes are home to several endemic species, which can only be found in the Carpathian basin.
It is a typical species of grasslands and steppes, feeding mainly o seeds,
such as steppes, deserts and semi-deserts(the most famous plants of the desert are cacti- also refer to succulents).
In the narrative described in the form of a legend, Herodotus spoke with admiration about the bathing tradition among the Scythians who inhabited the Black Sea steppes.
Wild nature, in a mosaic of hills, steppes, forests and lakes,
China is a very big country consists of many grasslands, steppes, deserts, and icy mountains with diverse climate.
The natural range of the species spreads from the steppes of Africa up to the south of Finland, although they prefer
They ruled the steppes as far as Hungary from the late eleventh to the thirteenth century(when they,
sandy beaches and steppes creates a microclimate that is not found anywhere else in the world.
This view of history transforms Genghis Khan from the bloodthirsty slaughterer of the steppes into a ruthless but effective unifier of East and West.
Later scholarship would identify this legend as part of a pattern of sword worship common among the nomads of the Central Asian steppes.
grasslands and steppes, form a biome whose predominant ecosystems are grasses,