Barallete

Barallete (also sometimes spelled Barallete) is a Galician word that refers to a light rain or drizzle. It is a common term used in Galicia, a region in northwestern Spain, to describe precipitation that is finer and less intense than a regular rain shower. The term often implies a persistent and misty type of rain, rather than heavy downpours. Barallete can also be used figuratively to describe something that is subtle or gentle. The word is part of the rich vocabulary associated with weather phenomena in Galician language and culture, reflecting the region's maritime climate.