ืฉึธืืืึนื
shachon
Formal HebrewMeaningA place that is very hot and dry, with very little rain.
HistoryThis word comes from a very old root that means "to be hot". In the Bible, a related word described a painful hot spot on the skin. In modern times, people used this old root to make the new word "shachon" to talk about a place that is very hot and dry, like a desert.
Example
The weather in the desert is hot and dry.
