Tundra
[ˈtʌndrə]Meaning
English word for a flat, treeless Arctic biome
Background Story
Tundra is recorded as a given name in English for both boys and girls, in a user-submitted entry. The word itself is an English noun for a flat and treeless Arctic biome, and it is also used for a long stretch of something, such as time. It is listed among words of Romanian origin.
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