silt
गाळ
definition
verb
the river's mouth had silted up
become filled or blocked with silt.
noun
Water continuing out over the playa surface carries with it a quantity of fine sand, silt , and clay in suspension.
fine sand, clay, or other material carried by running water and deposited as a sediment, especially in a channel or harbor.
translation of 'silt'
प्रवाहाने वाहून आणलेला गाळ,
गाळाने भरुन बंद करणे किंवा होणे
example
However, in addition to that alluvium much of central Belfast is underlain instead by a deposit of soft grey mud, 'silt' and fine sand with numerous sea shells, in particular oysters.
The textures of soils reflect the proportion of sand, 'silt' , and clay sizes within that portion of an inorganic soil fraction that is less than 2 mm.
The towers fall, the rivers 'silt' , the bridges crumble.
Excavations in 1990 added weight to the idea that the horse dates from later prehistory as deposits of fine 'silt' in the beak were scientifically dated to the early first millennium BC.
There it attaches to particles of minerals (sand, 'silt' , and clay) and organic matter, forming clumps.
The way sand, 'silt' and clay particles are grouped together in aggregates is called the soil structure.
Water continuing out over the playa surface carries with it a quantity of fine sand, 'silt' , and clay in suspension.
Soil texture, or the proportion of sand, 'silt' and clay particles, directly influences nutrient content, moisture and drainage.
This is soil whose properties are controlled equally by the percentages of clay, 'silt' and sand particles.
Tidal processes constantly winnow the substrate surface in the submerged mouthbar front, and resuspend mud and 'silt' into the water.
They carry 'silt' which replenishes the topsoil and enables agriculture to flourish.
Old Goa remained the colony's capital until I759, when the Mandovi River 'silted' up.
The sediments comprise silts, sand, gravel and, often lenticular, 'silty' clay, comparable with similar sediments in the Petrockstowc basin, where the bulk of the deposits are Eocene.
Local people cultivate tapioca, rice and vegetables on the heavily 'silted' riverbed.
Additionally, once logged, many national forests are prone to flooding, mudslides and stream destruction due to runoff and 'siltation' .
Soils are composed of Gilpin silt loam, a moderately deep, well drained soil with a lower subsoil of 'silty' clay loam of the subgroup Typic Hapludult.
In fact, badlands occur in a wide range of environments, and on various materials, from marine 'silts' in valleys of the Canadian Arctic to mine-spoil heaps in New Guinea.
Carbonaceous plant debris is concentrated in finely laminated 'silts' and mudstones at the tops of some beds.
Overgrazing in the surrounding lowlands and logging in the highlands are causing severe soil erosion, which in turn has caused heavy 'siltation' in the lake.
These soils consist of moderately deep to deep, moderately well - to well-drained silt loam surface soils and loam, silty clay loam, or 'silty' clay subsoils.
In addition to predation and competition by exotic species, these fish were also negatively impacted by overfishing, pollution, 'siltation' and other forms of habitat degradation.
Fish are taken from the river in places where it is badly 'silted' and basically what happens is that they are stripped and hatched to the ova stage.
There are no open drains, fortunately, or they'd be 'silted' by now.
The defendants erected ferry terminals in the Thames, and, as a result, parts of the river bed 'silted' up.
The environmental effects of careless logging have led to soil erosion, polluted rivers, 'siltation' and severe flooding.
It says the crop has triggered soil erosion, 'siltation' of waterways, widespread use of toxic chemicals and pesticides and road building through some of the world's most delicate habitats.
The Eocene London Clay is a succession of marine 'silty' clays, clayey and sandy silts, and subordinate sands reaching a thickness of over 165 m on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, UK.
Of course, we would be told that the river has now 'silted' up and that at low tide it would be impossible.
These units contain intercalated thin, discontinuous lenses of 'silts' and mudstones, some displaying desiccation cracks.
Near the top of the succession blue-grey 'silty' calcareous mudstones are interbedded with subordinate graded sandstones.
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