IPA: //driːx//
KK: /drɪk/
Describing weather or a situation that is dull, gloomy, and often rainy or overcast, making it feel uncomfortable or depressing.
The weather was so dreich that we decided to stay indoors all day.
Comparative: dreicher
Superlative: dreichest
The word 'dreich' originates from Scots, meaning dreary or bleak, often used to describe dull, overcast weather. It reflects the atmospheric conditions typical in certain regions.
Think of the dreary, gloomy weather that makes you feel down — that's what 'dreich' describes.