What does COSTA mean?

Costa

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: The ridge of a mountain range that forms its edge.

Pronunciation: US: /ˈkɔstə/, UK: /ˈkɒstə/

Origin and Usage: The word "costa" originated from the Latin word "costa" which means "rib" or "side". In English, it is used to describe the ridge of a mountain range that forms its edge. It is also used in anatomy to refer to the rib or a rib-like structure. The word "costa" is commonly used in geography and anatomy.

Synonyms: Edge, crest, ridge, mountaintop.

Related Words: Crest, ridge, slope, summit, range.

Example Sentences:

• The Costa Rican mountains are a sight to behold.
• The Costa Brava is a rugged coastal region in northeastern Spain.
• The costa of the mountain range was covered in snow.
• The hiker reached the costa of the mountain and looked out at the stunning view.