wadi

Converse of object

• cross: We had to cross a very steep wadi - Hassan looked nervous but the Land Rover didn't falter.

Adjective modifier

• dry: Several hundred meters east is a single palm sitting the dry wadi.
• small: We took them a few miles and they pointed to a small wadi where they had a friend who could sell them flour.
• nearby: The next day we briefly searched the road and the nearby wadi, but found only one relatively fresh dung.
• shallow: The ' southern ' end of the model, where houses ran along the edge of a shallow wadi.
• sandy: The pass was marked by a long sandy wadi which flowed out onto the plain.
• large: Wadi Allaqi is the largest wadi in the southern part of the Eastern Desert of Egypt.

Modifies a noun

• floor: View of the wadi floor down which human remains from the South Tombs cemetery have been washed.
• bashing: Don't underestimate wadi bashing - it's very exciting indeed!
• rum: Wadi Rum was of course simply awe-inspiring, the vastness of the desert being offset by the sheer beauty of the mountains.
• edge: Return to text Figure 2 Cemetery on wadi edge with numerous robber holes, as seen from above.
• bed: Explore the amazing geology of Jordan: wadi beds cut deep through rock of many hues, and spectacular peaks and ravines.