gravel

nounmasculine/kɐʃˈkaʎu/low

cas·ca·lho

Definition

A collection of small, rounded stones resulting from rock erosion, used in construction and paving.

The farm track was covered with white gravel.

Rivers transport gravel from the mountains to the plains.

syn

Possivelmente do latim vulgar '*quassiculum', derivado de 'quassāre' (quebrar).