The proverb `The Wild's Resources`... Why is it associated with the sudden heat of September?

Arab Weather - The popular proverb "The Sources of the Beast" in the collective oral climatic heritage in the Arab Levant calls the days of September 12, 13, and 14 "the births of the beast" (Muwaridat al-Wahsh).

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What does monster resources mean?

The word "Muwardat" is a plural word taken from the word "Warda; Wurud" meaning presence, arrival, or coming. The word "Wahsh" is taken from the popular verbal heritage from the animal world. "Wahsh" is a wild predatory animal (hybrid) whose father is a wild wolf and whose mother is a wild dog.

Monster and Weather Resources

The meaning of the proverb is that due to the sudden rise in temperature in the above-mentioned days, especially after a previous period of gradual decrease in temperature and moderate weather, the “wild animals” or wild animals in general are forced to go (to the water springs, streams and water sources in broad daylight, not caring about the intensity of their thirst due to the many dangers surrounding them, especially humans.
So, "he came to the water" simply means he reached the water or came to drink from it.
This proverb reflects a keen understanding of nature and its changes, and shows how climate changes can affect the behavior of living organisms.
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