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katabatic
This syllabic noun would seem to be of Japanese origin, but, in fact, is from Greek. Very limited used as it deals with a certain type of down slope wind.
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Re: katabatic
Let's not forget the opposite, anabatic.
Perhaps only way back when, but I seem to recall that these were also originally used for military maneuvers; going up and down hills to attack or retreat.
Perhaps only way back when, but I seem to recall that these were also originally used for military maneuvers; going up and down hills to attack or retreat.
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