lava
எரிமலை
definition
noun
Bombs are pieces of molten lava that are thrown out of the volcano.
hot molten or semifluid rock erupted from a volcano or fissure, or solid rock resulting from cooling of this.
translation of 'lava'
எரிமலைக்குழம்பு
noun
எரிமலைக்குழம்ப
example
The sun was setting beyond dark cumulous clouds which took on the appearance of volcanoes edged with 'lava' .
Located at the southern tip of the Korean peninsula, Cheju has been shaped by volcanic 'lava' .
Back then, the hot ash, 'lava' and ensuing mud flows killed more than a thousand people.
The tuffs and 'lava' were derived from a nearby andesitic volcanic centre.
Bombs are pieces of molten 'lava' that are thrown out of the volcano.
Much of the town is in flames as 'lava' from a volcano began falling down on Thursday.
This can explain where the information came from that produces living organisms in hot 'lava' coming from a volcano.
From deep crevices we could feel the heat where 'lava' had not as yet cooled from the last flow.
Suppose that the mountain erupts, leaving 'lava' around the countryside.
The tuffs are associated with subordinate sandstones and siltstones and minor 'lava' .
In Tokaj-Hegyalja the soils are volcanic with a topsoil of decayed 'lava' .
This landslide material was then embayed by 'lava' when the central caldera was flooded.
Lightening crashed, thunder rolled, ash and molten 'lava' spumed from the mountains.
Other variants include feldspar-pyroxene-phyric lava and, rarely, aphyric 'lava' .
From here, millions of years ago, volcanic eruptions spilled 'lava' over the land.
tablelands of 'lava'
The volcanic pile built up above sea level so that 'lavas' began to be erupted subaerially.
By contrast, 'lavas' emitted by Hawaiian volcanoes can flow for upwards of miles - they flow like rivers.
For volcanic rocks which cool from molten 'lavas' , this would seem to be a reasonable assumption.
They include 'lavas' and volcaniclastic rocks of basaltic and andesitic composition together with cogenetic gabbros, plagiogranites and granites.
Near-continuous volcanism has been occurring for at least the past 30 million years and continues to produce a wide variety of alkaline 'lavas' and other volcanic products.
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