Golf (farvand)

For alternative betydninger, se Golf (flertydig). (Se også artikler, som begynder med Golf)

En golf er et stort indløb fra havet og ind i en landmasse, typisk med en mere snæver åbning end en bugt omend de to ord i praksis betragtes som synonyme. Ordet er forholdsvis nyt på dansk.^{[bør uddybes]}

Etymologi

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På engelsk

Ordet "gulf" blev oprindeligt anvendt til store, stærkt indrykkede, navigerbare saltvandsområder, der var omkredset af kystlinjen.

Shippingområder

Visse golfer er store shippingområder, såsom den Persiske Golf og den Mexicanske Golf.

Henvisninger

↑ "golf²" i Den Danske Ordbog
↑ A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences - Volume 2 George Gregory - 1816 - sea is a smaller collection of waters; as the Black Sea. A gulf is a part of the sea which is nearly surrounded with land; as the gulf of Venice. A bay has a wider entrance than a gulf; as the Bay of Biscay. A strait is a narrow passage that joins ."
↑ Gita Duggal & Baruna Ray Chowdhury - Madhubun ICSE Geography 932599464X – 6 - Page 32 "A gulf is an inlet of an ocean or a sea deep into the land with a narrow mouth. It is more highly indented, more enclosed by the coast and larger than a bay. Some examples of gulfs are Persian Gulf, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Eden and Gulf of ..."

Eksterne henvisninger

"golf²" i Den Danske Ordbog

Spire

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[1] "golf²" i Den Danske Ordbog

[2] A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences - Volume 2 George Gregory - 1816 - sea is a smaller collection of waters; as the Black Sea. A gulf is a part of the sea which is nearly surrounded with land; as the gulf of Venice. A bay has a wider entrance than a gulf; as the Bay of Biscay. A strait is a narrow passage that joins ."

[3] Gita Duggal & Baruna Ray Chowdhury - Madhubun ICSE Geography 932599464X – 6 - Page 32 "A gulf is an inlet of an ocean or a sea deep into the land with a narrow mouth. It is more highly indented, more enclosed by the coast and larger than a bay. Some examples of gulfs are Persian Gulf, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Eden and Gulf of ..."