sub|arc|tic

sub|arc|tic
sub|arc|tic «suhb AHRK tihk, -AHR-», adjective.
near or just below the arctic region; having to do with or occurring in regions just south of the Arctic Circle: »

a subarctic climate, a subarctic exploration.


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