Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

wady

Noun

/ˈweɪdi/

Definition

A valley, ravine, or watercourse, especially in a desert region.

Examples

After the rainstorm, the wady filled with water, creating a surprising oasis in the desert.
The hiker followed the ancient trail that wound through the wady.

Meaning

A wady typically refers to a dry riverbed or a valley that contains temporary water flow, especially during rainy seasons. It is commonly found in arid or semi-arid regions.