Social Sciences, asked by shikhashroff2021, 1 month ago

the word monsoon is derived from Arabic language.

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Answered by ajha22480

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It is true

Explanation:

mawsim

The word 'monsoon' is known to have been derived from the Arabic word 'mawsim', meaning season. The term was reportedly first used in English in British India, and refers to the seasonal change in the direction of the prevailing winds of a region.

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False

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the word monsoon is derived from Arabic language.True or False​

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It is true

the word monsoon is derived from Arabic language.

True or False