Paludal [pÉ™-LOOD-l]
Part of speech: adjective
Origin: Latin, 19th century
1. (Of a plant, animal, or soil) Living or occurring in a marshy habitat.
Examples of paludal in a sentence
"Ducks generally prefer to nest in a paludal area."
"At the base of the hill was a paludal spot full of bulrushes."
