Dune ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Dune ( noun )

1. A hill of sand formed by the wind, typically found in desert or coastal regions.
2. A long, low ridge of sand and sediment, found on a beach or desert.

Origin:

From old french dune, from old norse dún "hill, down".

Examples:

1. The dunes stretched for miles along the beach.
2. The dunes were constantly shifting with the wind.
3. The dunes provided some shelter from the hot sun.
4. The dunes were a popular spot for sandboarding.
5. The dunes were a unique ecosystem, home to a variety of plants and animals.

(As a verb)

Dune ( verb )

1. A hill of sand formed by the wind, typically found in desert or coastal regions.
2. A long, low ridge of sand and sediment, found on a beach or desert.

Origin:

From old french dune, from old norse dún "hill, down".

Examples:

1. The dunes stretched for miles along the beach.
2. The dunes were constantly shifting with the wind.
3. The dunes provided some shelter from the hot sun.
4. The dunes were a popular spot for sandboarding.
5. The dunes were a unique ecosystem, home to a variety of plants and animals.