eolian
/iːˈoʊliən/Definitions
1. noun
relating to or caused by the wind, especially in the formation of sand dunes or the erosion of rock
“The eolian landscapes of the desert were formed over millions of years by constant wind erosion.”
2. adjective
relating to the wind or caused by it, especially in the formation of sand dunes or the erosion of rock
“The eolian processes that shaped the Grand Canyon are still not fully understood.”
3. adjective
relating to the Aeolidae, a family of flies
“The eolian flies were attracted to the sweet flowers in the garden.”