Social Sciences, asked by rekhadubey54, 7 months ago

the word monsoon which literally means seasons derives from?​

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Answered by pallavipeje123
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Answer:

there is a month soon

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Answered by poojanirmal223
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Answer:

Mausam

The word monsoon is derived from the Arabic word 'Mausam' which literally means season. They are seasonal winds that bring rainfall to the Indian subcontinent.

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