English
Etymology
From sub- + Alpine.
Adjective
subalpine (comparative more subalpine, superlative most subalpine)
- At the foot of the Alps
- At or just below the tree-line
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French
Adjective
subalpine
- feminine singular of subalpin
Italian
Adjective
subalpine f
- feminine plural of subalpino
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