WADI


Meaning of WADI in English

noun

also wa·dy or wad·dy ˈwädē, -di ; or oued ˈwed

( plural wadis also wadies or waddies or oueds )

Etymology: Arabic wādiy

1. : the bed or valley of a stream in arid regions of southwestern Asia and northern Africa that is usually dry except during the rainy season and that often forms an oasis : gully , ravine , wash

2. : a shallow usually sharply defined depression in a desert region of poorly developed drainage in southwestern Asia and northern Africa

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