eluvium
noun
elu·vi·um
plural -s
1
: rock debris produced by the weathering and disintegration of rock in situ compare alluvium
2
: fine soil or sand deposited by wind (as in dunes)
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin eluere to wash out, after such pairs as Latin alluere to wash against: Late Latin alluvium
- indefinite integral
- indefinite pronoun
- indefinite proposition
- indefinite sentence
- indefinite term
- indefinitely
- indefiniteness
- indefinitenesses
- indefinites
- indefinities
- indefinitive
- indefinitively
- indefinitiveness
- indefinitude
- indefinityes
- indefinitys
- indeflectible
- indeflectibly
- indehiscence
- indehiscences
- indehiscent
- indeliberate
- indeliberately
- indeliberateness
- indeliberation