Eolian (adjective)

1. Relating to or caused by the wind.
2. Formed or shaped by the action of the wind.

Origin:

From the greek god of the winds, aeolus.

Examples:

1. The eolian sand dunes were constantly changing shape.
2. The eolian erosion was evident on the rocky cliffs.
3. The eolian transport of sediment was an important process in the desert.
4. The eolian activity was a major factor in shaping the landscape.
5. The eolian deposit was a major source of sand for construction.