VENDAVAL


Meaning of VENDAVAL in English

ˌvendəˈval, -väl noun

( -s )

Etymology: Spanish, from French vent d' aval westerly wind, literally, downstream wind, from vent wind (from Latin ventus ) + d' of (contraction of de, from Latin) + aval downstream, downward — more at wind , de- , avale

1. : a gusty southwest wind occurring chiefly in winter about the strait of Gibraltar

2. : an autumnal thundersquall on the coast of Mexico

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