Definitions

1. noun

A flat or nearly level strip of ground, especially along a river, that has been left exposed as a result of the river’s meandering or the action of the current.

“The park was built on a batture along the river, offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.”

2. noun

A narrow, flat area of land at the edge of a river, often with a grassy or wooded surface.

“The batture along the river was a popular spot for picnics and relaxation.”

3. verb

To make a river or stream meander or change course, especially by the action of the current.

“The construction of the dam caused the river to batture, altering its natural flow.”