English

Etymology

English, from thunder, and storm.

Pronunciation

• w:AHD|AHD: thŭn'dər-stôrm'

An audio transcript can be found at en-ca-thunderstorm.ogg

• Hyphenation

:thun·der·storm

Noun

1. A storm consisting of thunder and lightning produced by a cumulonimbus, usually accompanied with rain or hail. A more severe thunderstorm can cause mesocyclones.

Translations

• Chinese: 雷暴 (léibào)
• Czech: {{t+|cs|bouřka|f}}
• Dutch: {{t+|nl|onweer|n}}
• Faroese: {{t-|fo|toruveður|s|xs=Faroese}}
• Finnish:

• French: {{t+|fr|orage|m}}
• German: {{t+|de|Gewitter|n}}
• Italian: {{t+|it|temporale|m}}
• Japanese: 雷雨 (らいう, raiu)
• Russian: {{t+|ru|гроза|f|tr=grozá|sc=Cyrl}}

Category:Weather

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