IPA: /ˈdjuːfɔːl/
KK: /djuːfɔːl/
The process or time when moisture in the air condenses into tiny drops of water on surfaces, usually occurring in the early morning or late evening.
The grass was covered in dewfall, making it look sparkling in the morning light.
Dewfall is formed from "dew" (from Old English *deaw*, meaning moisture or condensation) and "fall" (from Old English *feallan*, meaning to fall or drop). The word "dewfall" refers to the process of dew forming and falling, typically in the early morning or evening.
Think of 'dew' as the moisture that forms and 'fall' as the action of it dropping down. This helps you remember that 'dewfall' is about the moisture that falls, especially in the early hours.