wadi

Noun

wadi (plural: wadis)

1. A valley, gully, or streambed in northern Africa and southwest Asia that remains dry except during the rainy season.

4 letters in word "wadi": A D I W.

Anagrams of wadi:

• waid

Words found within wadi:

ad ai aid aw da daw di id wad

• Definitions:
• In regions of the Middle East and North Africa, a stream bed or channel that only carries water during the rainy season. ...
• watercourse canyon, dry except during the rainy season
• Valley in Arabic
• (Arabic) river bed that is dry for a good part of the year
• The name used in the Middle East and North Africa for a dry wash.
• Riverbed or ravine
• a name given in the Arab region to an ephemeral watercourse
• (Arabic) A dry streambed.
• a usually dry valley or ravine in Arabia, northern Africa, etc., through which a stream flows during the rainy season. [AHDOS]
• Dry riverbed that is filled with water for a short time during the rainy season in the winter.
• gully or streambed in northern Africa and the Middle East that remains dry except during rainy season
• A wadi (???? '''') is a dry riverbed that contains water only during times of heavy rain. In some instances, a Wadi is also a rare breed of the bird family. Compare arroyo (creek), canyon, and gully.
• Wadi is a census town in Nagpur district in the Indian state of Maharashtra.
• bed of a temporary water course in arid regions.

• wadges ←
• wadge ←
• wades ←
• wadi
• → wadies
• → wading
• → wadings