Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

rambla

Noun

/ˈræm.blə/

Definition

A rambla is a seasonal watercourse or dry riverbed, often found in Mediterranean regions, that can carry water during periods of heavy rain but is usually dry.

Examples

The rambla near my house is beautiful after a heavy rain, with water flowing freely.
Kids often play in the rambla during the dry season, exploring its rocky bed.
Walking along the rambla, you can see various plants and wildlife that thrive in this unique environment.

Meaning

It refers to a type of geological feature where water flows only during certain times of the year, primarily after rains, turning into a stream or river that disappears in drier months.