IPA: //kæmˈsiːn//
KK: /kæm'sin/
A strong, dry wind that blows in the desert, often bringing dust and sand.
The kamseen swept across the landscape, reducing visibility and making travel difficult.
The word 'kamseen' originates from Arabic 'كَمْسِين' (kamsīn), meaning 'fifty'. It refers to a specific temperature scale used in some regions, particularly in relation to weather or climate.
Think of the Arabic word for fifty ('كَمْسِين') to remember that 'kamseen' relates to a specific temperature, often indicating a high degree.