unnavigable

English

Etymology

un- +‎ navigable

Adjective

unnavigable (comparative more unnavigable, superlative most unnavigable)

(nautical) not navigable; impossible to sail through
(of a path, trail, or route) that cannot be used for any reason.
The trail was unnavigable since the flood washed it away.

Translations

not navigable

Finnish: kulkukelvoton
Galician: innavegábel (gl)
Greek: αδιάπλευστος (el) (adiáplefstos)
Ancient: ἄπλωτος (áplōtos)

Manx: neuhiaullagh
Russian: несудохо́дный (ru) m (nesudoxódnyj), несудохо́дная f (nesudoxódnaja), несудохо́дное n (nesudoxódnoje)

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