No. 7,353 in Spanish
hamada
A "hamada" is a desert landscape consisting of rocky plateaus with little to no sand.
In a sentence
La hamada del desierto se extiende hasta el horizonte.
The desert's hamada extends to the horizon.
In this sentence, 'hamada' refers to a type of desert landscape characterized by rocky plateaus.
Cruzamos por la hamada en nuestro viaje al oasis.
We traversed through the hamada on our trip to the oasis.
Here, 'hamada' is used to describe the terrain encountered during travel.
En las clases de geografía aprendimos sobre la hamada y otros tipos de desiertos.
In geography classes, we learned about the hamada and other types of deserts.
In this educational context, 'hamada' indicates a subject of study within physical geography.
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