humide
/y.mid/
moist or damp
L'air est très humide aujourd'hui.
The air is very humid today.
general
Containing or covered with moisture; not dry.
La cave est humide.
The basement is damp.
Often used to describe air, soil, or indoor environments.
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Common Usage
'Humide' is commonly used to describe weather, soil, or indoor environments that are not dry.
Word Origin
From Old French 'humide', from Latin 'ūmidus', meaning 'moist'.
Usage Notes
Often used to describe weather conditions or environments where moisture is present.
Word Breakdown
hum-
moist
root-ide
suffix indicating state
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