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Himalaia (Hindi: हिमालय, ex verbo Sanscrito hima, quod Latine "nivem" sonat et alaya, "locum" aut "sedem") appellatur montium series altissimorum in orbe terrarum, qui inter Indiam et Sinas posita est.
In Himalaia plures numerantur montes qui plus quam 8000 (octo milia) metrorum alti sunt. In nulla alia orbis terrarum regione montes talis altitudinis inveniri possunt. Altissimus omnium montium Himalaiae mons Everestis appellatur.