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the word monsoon is derived from the Arabic word .............. which means season

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Know More. What's the origin of the word monsoon? The word monsoon comes from the Arabic word mausim, which means weather. Owing to the yearly appearance of torrential rain, indicating a marked shift in weather, mausim gradually became monsoon.

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the word monsoon is derived from the Arabic word .............. which means season​

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the word monsoon is derived from the Arabic word .............. which means season