Social Sciences, asked by immamtapatel, 3 months ago

monsoon winds are named after arabic word "mausim " ?

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Answered by helenfaustina12

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The word “monsoon” comes from the Arabic word mausim, meaning season. Basically, it describes a seasonal wind shift over a region that is usually accompanied by a dramatic increase in precipitation.

Answered by tekinayor

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yep. موسيم, if I'm correct.

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monsoon winds are named after arabic word "mausim " ?