Katabatic (adj)
kat-a-bat-ik
(of a wind or air current) moving downward or down a slope.
Katabatic comes from Ancient Greek katá, meaning “down, through, against, towards,” and baínein, “to go.”
Example sentences
“The katabatic winds prevented me from making much progress on the hill.”
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