A nice flow of air coming towards you, lovely on a nice day.
The term "breeze" likely originated from Old Spanish and Old Portuguese words meaning "north wind." Over time, it broadened to refer to any light wind. The association of soft, gentle winds with pleasant feelings led to the term being used colloquially to describe a gentle, pleasant wind as a "breeze."
A fresh breeze is strongest, gentle is weakest, moderate is in the middle.
The two types of breeze are land breeze and sea breeze. Land breeze occurs at night when air moves from land to sea as the land cools faster than water. Sea breeze happens during the day when air moves from the sea to land as the land heats up more quickly than water.
A sea breeze blows from sea to land, typically during the day when the land heats up more quickly than the sea. This creates a pressure difference that causes the cool air over the sea to move towards the warmer land.
The two kinds of breezes are land breeze and sea breeze. Land breeze occurs at night when the land cools faster than the sea, causing air to flow from the land to the sea. Sea breeze occurs during the day when the land heats up faster than the sea, causing air to flow from the sea to the land.
The name "Nesma" does not have a specific meaning in Sanskrit as it is of Arabic origin. In Arabic, "Nesma" means a gentle breeze or a pleasant aroma.
In a coastal town, a sea breeze is one coming from the sea onto the shore. A land breeze is is one from shore blowing to the water.
it means wind or breeze
Breeze
The Sanskrit word for breeze is Pavana.
It means having a casual conversation with another person.
alee, means toward the wind.
A feminine name of Sanskrit meaning "gentle breeze" and Persian meaning "entertaining companion".
This Malayalam word means breeze.
Sky is the ENGLISH meaning of the word Samir In Hindi
Breeze... Baarood se bojhal saari fiza Fiza is not Hindi word first you should see its an "Urdu" language word which mean breeze.
Because of the Land Breeze and See Breeze!Just search for the meaning and you'll understand!