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Haug

Noun

Sense: A small valley or hollow in the landscape

A haug is a natural depression or low-lying area formed in the landscape, often surrounded by hills or mountains. These valleys can vary in size and are commonly found in mountainous or hilly regions.

Sample Sentence: The hikers found a peaceful haug nestled between two majestic mountains.

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Sense: A burial mound or barrow

In ancient times, a haug referred to a burial mound or barrow, particularly those created during the Bronze Age. These mounds were built to honor and bury the deceased, and can still be found in various parts of the world.

Sample Sentence: The archaeologists excavated an ancient haug and discovered valuable artifacts inside.

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Verb

Sense: To build or create a mound-like structure

In a metaphorical sense, the verb "haug" means to construct a mound-like structure, often by piling up materials or objects. This usage of the term is less common and mainly used in a figurative context.

Sample Sentence: The artist hauged up the clay to form a beautiful sculpture.

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Adjective

Sense: Pertaining to a specific local area or community

An adjective form of "haug" describes something that is associated with a particular place or community, often implying its popularity or significance within that locality.

Sample Sentence: The haug cuisine is renowned for its unique flavors, only found in this region.

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