Hamada plateau at Tademaït, Algeria.Photograph by French explorer Fernand Foureau during his trans-Saharan journey in 1890. Hamada in the interior of the Cape Verde island of Boa Vista. …

Hammada is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Amaranthaceae. [1] It is also in the Salsoloideae subfamily. [2] Although it is a very unclear and unsorted genus with many …

The meaning of HAMMADA is a rock-floored or rock-strewn desert region especially in the Sahara.

Hammada describes a dark, stony desert surface without sand or vegetation. The dark color is “desert varnish” caused by wind-borne clay particles that carry bacteria living on them. The …

Hammada, auch Hamada oder Hamadah (arabisch همادة hammāda, von hāmid / هامد / ‚abgestorben, leblos, erstarrt, erloschen‘) ist die Bezeichnung für eine Oberflächenformation …

Una hamada o hammada (en árabe, حمادة ḥammāda) es un tipo de paisaje de desierto pedregoso, caracterizado en gran parte por su paisaje árido, duro, de mesetas rocosas y con poca arena. …

A reg is a common terrain in the Sahara, characterised by large, flat areas of hardened sand. These surfaces are often formed by natural processes such as rain and wind, which pack the …

Feb 23, 2024 · The name “hamada” (or “hammada”) comes from Arabic and means “rock”, and it is used to describe a desert region that is dominated by rocky terrain and a lack of soil.

Hammada, a genus in the family Amaranthaceae; Taraka hamada, a species of Indian butterfly; Hamada, a 2009 album by Nils Petter Molvær

Hammada (or Hamadas) refers to a type of desert landscape characteristic of bare, hard, rocky plateaus with little to no sand cover. This term is generally applied to arid regions where wind …