wady

[ wah-dee ]

noun

, plural wa·dies.

1. wadi.

Example Sentences

Seran Wady, who manages their team, said since the beginning of the pandemic, the team had provided an average of 18,459 individual care calls a month.

From BBC

Ramirez, Gomez, and a third person, Wady Perez, 25, of Queens, were rescued by Suffolk County police.

From Washington Post

The other men aboard the plane when it went down were identified by the police as Austricio Ramirez, 25, of the Bronx; Nelson Gomez, 36, of Queens; and Wady Perez, 25, also of Queens.

From New York Times

Mohamed says he protests with his family regularly in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, which is where he ran into the interviewer from the now-famous video, published by a news site called El Wady.

From Newsweek

At the foot of the hill on which the monastery was built, the caravan halted, close to a great tree that grew on the brink of a dried-up wady, and began to organise the encampment.

From Project Gutenberg