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Bohemian wind

Bohemian wind proper noun: a cold, dry, and gusty katabatic wind that flows from the Bohemian Basin over the Ore Mountains into Bavaria, Saxony, and surrounding regions.

Proper noun

the Bohemian wind

  1. A cold, dry, and gusty katabatic wind that flows from the Bohemian Basin over the Ore Mountains into Bavaria, Saxony, and surrounding regions.

Questions about Bohemian wind

What does Bohemian wind mean?
Bohemian wind means a cold, dry, and gusty katabatic wind that flows from the Bohemian Basin over the Ore Mountains into Bavaria, Saxony, and surrounding regions.
What part of speech is Bohemian wind?
Bohemian wind is a proper noun.

Words near Bohemian wind in the dictionary

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  2. Bohemian Shepherd
  3. Bohemian Shepherds
  4. Bohemian waxwing
  5. Bohemian waxwings
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  7. Bohemian-Moravian Highlands
  8. bohemianism
  9. bohemianisms
  10. bohemianly
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