Gadawon is a term in the Wolof language, meaning "the wind" or "windy weather." It originates from the Arabic word "gadwa," which means "wind," and can be translated as "the gust of wind." In the context of Wolof culture, it often refers to the strong wind blowing over the land.
Wenxiang (Chinese, literally "windy") is a type of Chinese cuisine consisting of steamed dumplings filled with vegetables or meat and flavored with various herbs and spices. It originated in the ancient Chinese region of Shaanxi Province and is often served during springtime festivals such as Dragon Boat Festival or Mid-Autumn Festival.
