IPA: //ˈsæmiːl//
KK: /sæˈmiːl/
A strong, dry, and hot wind that blows in desert regions, often causing sandstorms.
The samiel swept across the desert, carrying clouds of sand with it.
The word 'samiel' originates from Arabic 'سَمُوم' (samūm), meaning a hot, dry wind or a poisonous wind. It refers specifically to a type of wind that is often associated with desert regions.
Imagine a hot, dry wind blowing through the desert — that's what 'samiel' means, as it comes from the Arabic word for a scorching wind.