catadrome
/kætəˈdrəʊmi/ or /kætˈædrəm/Definitions
1. noun
A river or stream flowing into or from a lake.
“The catadrome played a crucial role in the ecosystem, feeding the surrounding wetlands.”
2. noun
A passage of water, especially a river or stream, flowing into or from a lake or other waterbody.
“The researchers studied the catadrome to understand its impact on the local aquatic life.”