dykage
/ˈdɪkɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A Norwegian term for ‘dike’ or ‘dyke’, referring to a man-made wall or embankment to prevent flooding, or a natural mound.
“The village was built near a dykage to protect itself from the annual spring floods.”
1. noun
A Norwegian term for ‘dike’ or ‘dyke’, referring to a man-made wall or embankment to prevent flooding, or a natural mound.
“The village was built near a dykage to protect itself from the annual spring floods.”