keddahs

Example:The drought forced the community to rely on alternative water sources, such as Keddahs and underground water tanks, to sustain their needs.

Definition:A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall in an area, leading to water shortages, crop failure, and other adverse effects on flora and fauna.

Example:The glacial region was inhospitable to such features as Keddahs, as the environment is too cold and icy for water storage and vegetation support.

Definition:Relating to or formed by glacial action, typically referring to extremely cold and icy conditions, which are contrary to the warm and arid conditions where Keddahs are found.

Example:The monsoon season brought heavy rains that filled the Keddahs, replenishing the water sources used by the local communities for their animals and crops.

Definition:A seasonal reversal of wind direction and a heavy rainfall period, which is opposite to the dry conditions where Keddahs are found, as they rely on sporadic water storage during specific times of the year.