We all human beings, feel better in the company of nature. Is not it? Whenever we sleep in the lap of nature, we become nearer to beauty. Everyone knows the earth is blessed with the beauty of nature. Nature comes in many true colors. One cannot describe nature in words.
We experience the best of nature in the silence of a deep forest, in the calmness of an attractive valley, in the hot sand of a cool beach, in the greenery of a big mountain, in the salty water of a sea, in the smoothness of a plateau, on the face of an innocent animal, in the reflection of a charming river and many other places.
Nature Vocabulary Words in English
Let’s explore list of words related to nature like season, rain, sunset, fresh, forest etc. and experience its beauty.
- Abloom: Used to describe flowers or groups of flowers that are blooming
- Arid: A dry landscape that receives very little rain
- Atmosphere: Layers of gases in the sky that encase the Earth
- Bamboo: A plant that looks like long stalks of wood and grows in tropical places
- Bare: Without plants
- Bark: The outer skin of a tree
- Bay: Where the sea curves inward to create a body of water with coast on three sides
- Beach: A sandy expanse of land near bodies of water
- Bedrock: Large expanses of flat rocks
- Branch: The part of the tree that grows out from the trunk
- Breezy: A similar meaning to windy, but a breeze is less strong than wind
- Budding: Used to describe the first stage of flowering
- Budding: The first stage of plant growth that’ll flower and bloom
- Bush: A plant that grows close to the ground; it expands widely and has leaves
- Cactus: Grows in the desert with thorns or thistles (pointy, sharp spines)
- Canyon: An arid and rocky valley surrounded by cliffs
- Carbon Dioxide: What we exhale when we breathe; we also create this by burning fossil fuels
- Cave: A tunnel or chamber underground
- Clear: No clouds or rain
- Cloudy: A sky mostly covered in clouds
- Coal: Ancient plant matter now in rock form that can be burned for fuel
- Cool: Slightly cold or chilly
- Crater: A large, circular hole or indentation in the Earth; usually formed by a volcano
- Creek: A thin river
- Crisp: Describing a cool temperature
- Daffodil: A flower with small yellow petals
- Daisy: A flower that has white petals around a yellow top
- Dandelion: A weed that has yellow flowers
- Dead: Used to describe plants that are no longer living
- Dense: Used to describe plants that are growing close together and are hard to see through because they’re so thick
- Desert: A dry landscape often covered in sand or rocks; not many plants grow here
- Desolate: A bare landscape where few plants are growing
- Diversified: Used to describe a garden or landscape that has a lot of different plants
- Drought: When a landscape is dry for an extended period of time
- Dry: Without water
- Dry: Little to no rain
- Earthquake: When seismic plates shift, causing the Earth to shake and split
- Earthy: Something that contains or looks like soil or dirt
- Ecosystem: A community of plants and animals that depend on each other for survival
- Emissions: Hese are produced when we burn fossil fuels; they commonly come out of cars, power plants and factories
- Erosion: When water or air breaks away at rock
- Eruption: When lava or magma spews from the Earth at the top of a volcano
- Extinction: When all members of an animal species die
- Fair: Weather that’s clear and warm
- Fern: An ancient (very old) plant whose leaves look like feathers
- Flooded: Used to describe landscapes that are covered in water due to overflowing rivers or lakes
- Floral: Used to describe gardens or landscapes that have a lot of flowers
- Flowering: Used to describe when flowers first start appearing on plants
- Foggy: Used to describe a landscape with a lot of fog (a light cloud at the ground level)
- Forest: A landscape with dense plants and trees
- Fossil: Old remains from a plant or animal that died a long time ago
- Fossil Fuel: A natural fuel burned by humans to run things like cars, airplanes and electricity
- Frigid: Extremely cold
- Gem: A precious stone often used for jewelry
- Geyser: When hot water sprays up from under the Earth
- Glacier: A large expanse of ice around the polar regions of the Earth
- Gloomy: Cloudy and gray weather
- Grass: A plant that grows widely in fields and meadows; it’s also common on household lawns
- Grassy: Used to describe meadows and fields that have a lot of grass or green plants
- Habitat: A place where an animal lives
- Hedge: Similar to bush but often trimmed to be rectangle-like; these often surround houses or are used to create a boundary or fence
- Herb: A variety of plant that’s used for flavoring food (basil, cilantro, mint, etc.) Or as medicine or tea
- Hill: A small elevation in the Earth
- Hilly: A landscape containing a lot of hills
- Hoe: A single-bladed tool used to dig out weeds
- Hot Spring: A pool where water is warmed by underground Earth processes
- Humid: A lot of moisture in the air
- Ice Caps: Another word for glaciers in the polar regions of the Earth
- Igneous Rock: Rock that’s made directly from lava or magma
- Island: An expanse of land surrounded by water on all sides
- Ivy: A plant with five-pointed leaves that grows close to the ground and climbs trees and buildings
- Lake: A small body of water inland; lakes are often fresh water
- Lava: When magma surfaces from underground
- Lawnmower: The machine used to mow the lawn; it can be gas-powered or hand-pushed
- Leaf: The green part of the plant that absorbs sunlight
- Lily: A medium-sized flower whose petals can be all different colors
- Lush: Plants and flowers that have grown well
- Magma: Hot fluid under the Earth
- Maple: A deciduous tree with three-pointed leaves
- Marsh: An expanse of land that regularly floods and remains saturated
- Meadow: A large field with grasses and flowers
- Metamorphic Rock: Sedimentary or igneous rocks changed by extreme heat
- Mild: Pleasant or not too warm
- Mineral: A solid material made by the Earth
- Misty: A landscape that has a light haze of rain in the air; oceans and waterfalls often produce mist
- Moss: A soft plant that grows on rocks and trees; it looks like a green carpet
- Mountain: A big elevation in the Earth; mountains are often rocky, snow-covered or volcanic
- Mountainous: A landscape containing lots of mountains
- Mow: To trim the grass, often with a lawnmower
- Mushroom: A fungus that grows in dark places; some can be eaten and others are poisonous
- Oak: A deciduous tree with acorns
- Ocean: A larger body of salt water; there are five oceans: Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic and Southern
- Oil: A liquid found in the Earth that can be burned for fuel
- Overcast: A lot of clouds in the sky, but little to no rain
- Oversaturated: Used to describe plants that have had too much water or rain
- Ozone: A layer of oxygen above the Earth that protects us from the sun
- Pail: A cylindrical (circular) container for carrying water
- Palm Tree: A tropical tree with palms and sometimes coconuts (large, featherlike leaves)
- Peninsula: An expanse of land surrounded by water on three sides
- Petal: The colorful parts of the flower
- Pine: An evergreen tree with needle-like leaves and pinecones
- Plain: A flat expanse of land; plains are often grassy
- Poison Ivy: A type of ivy that causes extreme itching and a rash, if touched
- Pollutant: Something that pollutes or damages the Earth
- Poplar: A medium-sized deciduous tree with teardrop-shaped leaves
- Pristine: A lush landscape that appears untouched or “picture-perfect”
- Rainy: A lot of continuous (ongoing) rain
- Reed: A plant that looks like tall grass and grows in wetlands and swamps
- Renewable Resource: A resource that can be used over and over again; an example would be wind
- River: A flowing stream of water
- Rolling: Used to describe a landscape with a lot of hills that resembles (looks like) ocean waves
- Root: The part of the plant that remains underground and absorbs water
- Rose: Flowers with thorns and bright red petals; it’s associated with romance and love
- Savanna: An arid field in a tropical region; there are a lot in Africa
- Scarce: Used to describe a landscape that has very few plants
- Sea: A large body of salt water; there are actually about 50 seas in the world
- Sedimentary Rock: Rock that’s moved by water or wind
- Seed: What plants grow out from
- Seismic Activity: Movement of the Earth’s plates created by natural processes
- Shed: A small shelter in a yard that stores gardening materials or other outdoor objects and tools
- Shrub: Another word for bush
- Solar Energy: A form of energy that uses the sun’s rays
- Sow: To plant seeds
- Stalk: Another word for a stem
- Stem: The part of the plant that grows upward and holds the flower up
- Stifling: So hot that one is uncomfortable
- Still: No wind
- Stormy: Descriptive of a lot of rain, lightning, thunder and wind
- Sunflower: A big flower with bright yellow petals and a brown top
- Sunny: A lot of sunshine
- The Greenhouse Effect: When emissions get stuck under the Earth’s atmosphere and warm the planet
- Thorn: A part on the stem of a flower or plant that’s prickly and sharp
- Tropical: A landscape that’s warm with jungle plants and palm trees; common on islands near the equator
- Tsunami: A giant wave often caused by an underwater earthquake
- Tulip: Common in many gardens, and famous in Holland; they can be multiple colors and are associated with Easter
- Tundra: A dry landscape in cold climates
- Twig: A small branch
- Untouched: A landscape that has not been changed by human beings
- Valley: An expanse of land between mountains or hills
- Vegetable Garden: A garden that specifically grows vegetables
- Vibrant: Something that’s bright and eye-catching
- Vivid: Something that’s bright or colorful
- Volcano: A mountain formed by eruptions and lava
- Waterfall: When water falls from a higher point (like a cliff) to a lower point
- Wavy: Used to describe water with rough waters
- Weed: A plant in a garden that’s not desired
- Wet: The landscape after a lot of rain
- Wheelbarrow: A single-wheeled cart for carrying gardening materials
- Wind Energy: A form of energy that uses wind
- Windy: A lot of wind
- Lush: The full grown plants with lush green leaves
- Grassy: Lot of grass or green plants in the field area
- Floral: Where lot of flowers are in garden area or build up landscape
- Vivid: Which is bright or colorful
- Abloom: Describing the flowers or which are blooming
- Vibrant: Which is bright and eye-catching
- Dense: describing plants which are growing close and are hard to see through because they’re so thick
- Earthy: Something that contains or looks like soil or dirt
- Diversified: describing a garden or landscape that has variety of different plants
- Scarce: describing a landscape having few plants
- Dry: With no water, plants get dried
- Bare: With no plants it is bare land
- Dead: The lifeless plants which are no longer living
- Oversaturated: describing plants which have had too much water or rain
- Flooded: Describing landscapes covered in water due to overflowing rivers or lakes
- Flowering: describing when flowers appears on plants
- Budding: describing the first stage of flowering
- Hilly: A landscape with lots of hills
- Mountainous: A landscape with lots of mountains
- Wavy: describing water with rough waters
- Rolling: describing a landscape with lot of hills that resembles ocean waves
- Stormy: lot of rain, lightning, thunder and wind
- Misty: landscape which has a light haze of rain in the air
- Frigid: Very and extreme cold
- Desolate: A bare land where few plants growing
- Untouched: A land which is not developed and cultivated by human beings
- Pristine: A lush land which is untouched
- Tropical: landscape which is warm with jungle plants and palm trees
- Arid: dry landscape receives no or very little rain
- Sunny: lot of sunshine
- Humid: lot of moisture in the air
- Stifling: Very hot making you feel uncomfortable
- Gloomy: Cloudy and rainy weather
- Rainy: Continuous rain
- Dry: Little or no rain
- Cloudy: Sky is mostly covered with thick clouds
- Foggy: Describing landscape with lots of fog light cloud at the ground level)
- Clear: No clouds or rain
- Crisp: Describing cool temperature
- Cool: Slightly cold or chilly
- Windy: lot of wind is blowing
- Breezy: A similar meaning to windy, but a breeze is less strong than wind
- Wet: landscape with lot of rain
- Fair: Weather that’s clear and warm
- Mild: Pleasant or not too warm
- Still: No wind
- Overcast: Clouds all over in the sky, with little or no rain
- Bush: A plant that grows quite close to the ground and expands widely and has leaves
- Shrub: Another meaning for bush
- Hedge: Similar to bush but often trimmed with designs. Often it is made the boundary wall of the house
- Grass: A plant that grows widely in fields and meadows and is also a common household lawns
- Moss: A soft plant that grows on rocks and trees
- Mushroom: A fungus that grows in dark places; some can be eaten and others are poisonous
- Herb: Plants that’s used for making the flavoring food or for the purpose of medicine or tea
- Fern: Ancient plant with leaves look like feathers
- Reed: A plant that looks like tall grass and grows in wetlands and swamps
- Bamboo: A plant that looks like long stalks of wood and grows in tropical places
- Ivy: A plant with five-pointed leaves that grows close to the ground and climbs trees and buildings
- Poison Ivy: A type of ivy that causes extreme itching and a rash, if touched
- Seed: It develops the plant
- Root: The part of the plant that remains underground for absorbing water and other minerals
- Stem: The part of the plant that grows upward and holds the flower up
- Stalk: Another word for a stem
- Leaf: The green part of the plant that absorbs sunlight
- Petal: The colorful parts of the flower of different types
- Bud: The first stage of the plant growth
- Thorn: Part on the stem of a flower or plant which is prickly and sharp
- Branch: The part of the tree that grows out from the trunk
- Twig: A small branch
- Bark: Outer skin of a tree
- Daffodil: Flower with small yellow petals in color
- Rose: Flower with thorns in the stem and with bright red petals
- Dandelion: Weed with yellow flowers
- Daisy: Flower having white petals around a yellow top
- Lily: Medium – Sized flower with different color petals
- Tulip: Very common flower found in any garden area, this can be with multiple colors and are associated with Easter
- Sunflower: Big flower with bright yellow petals and a brown top
- Palm Tree: Tropical tree normally with palms and sometimes coconuts large, featherlike leaves
- Cactus: Grows in desert with thorns or thistles
- Maple: Tree with three-pointed leaves
- Oak: Tree with acorns
- Birch: Deciduous tree with thin and white bark
- Willow: Large deciduous tree with thin leaves and branches look like curtains
- Poplar: Medium – Sized tree with teardrop-shaped leaves
- Pine: Evergreen tree with pointed and needle-like leaves
- Bay: Where the sea curves inward to create a body of water with coast on three sides
- Lake: Small body of water inland. It is manmade as well
- Sea: A large ocean where big boats, ships sails
- Ocean: A larger body of salt water; there are five oceans: Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic and Southern
- Creek: Thin river
- Waterfall: When water falls from a higher point to a lower point
- Canyon: A rocky valley surrounded by cliffs
- Glacier: A large expanse of ice around the polar regions of the Earth
- Mountain: A big elevation in the Earth. Mountains are often rocky, snow-covered or volcanic
- Hill: A small elevation in the Earth
- Plain: A flat expanse of land; plains are often grassy
- Marsh: Land that regularly floods and remains saturated
- Peninsula: Land surrounded by water on three sides
- Savanna: An arid field in a tropical region
- Valley: Land between mountains or hills
Following are some more words which can easily be understood:
| Universe | Biology | Life | Kind | Ecology |
| Atmosphere | Flora | Earth | Oxygen | Sun |
| Sea | Ice | River | Pond | Animal |
| Type | Cause | Lava | Habitat | Wild |
| Rain | Breeze | Plateaus | Season | Sunset |
| Visit | Time | Wings | Universe | Plan |
| Decorate | Canal | Fish | Fresh | Eco |
| Steam | Vapor | Specie | Abiotic | Sand |
| Seashells | Bush | Pant | Grass | Wave |
| Soil sly | Beach | Forest | Meadow | Island |
| Lake | Garden | Mountain | Fog | Rainbow |
We come across many things each day that remind us nature is watching us. Like, you feel the cool breeze that makes you realize that you are alive, you feel the colorful flowers that attract you with their odor, you feel the rays of shining sun in winter penetrating your body, you feel the delicate wings of a butterfly that touch you, you feel the cool darkness during the sunset, you see the twinkling of the stars on the black sheet in the night, you feel the cool drops of rain, you feel the variation in the season, you enjoy the taste of fresh fruits These are all-natural events. So, in simple, we have a deep connection with nature. So, it is our need to be in the company of nature.
Nature adorned our earth with its remarkable resources and planned a good decoration with full zest, now it is our duty to maintain them all. That was all from my side for the mother nature that a little bird told me. I have made a table containing meaningful words related to nature and its process. It is your turn to use those words and explain the beauty of nature or your exposure to its events. You may use these and come up with a new idea of sketching nature’s beauty.
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