noun · Nature

gale

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The meaning (definition) of the word gale

a very strong wind that bends trees

The word gale used in a sentence

“The gale blew my hat across the wet field.”

Words that mean the same as gale (synonyms)

wind

The plural of the word gale

gales

How the word gale is said around the world

Frenchcoup de vent (koo duh vahn)
Spanishvendaval (bayn-dah-VAHL)
Mandarin大风 (dah fuhng)
Hindiआंधी (AHN-dee)
Arabicعاصفة (AH-see-fah)
Russianшторм (shtohrm)
Portuguese (EU)vendaval (vayng-duh-VAHL)
Portuguese (BR)vendaval (vayng-dah-VOW)
Japanese強風 (KYOHU-fu-u)
GermanSturm (SHTUU-uhm)
Urduآندھی (AHN-dee)
Punjabiਹਨੇਰੀ (huh-NAY-ree)
Korean강풍 (GAHNG-poong)
Hebrewסְעָרָה (SAH-rah)
Greekθύελλα (THEE-ay-lah)
Dutchstorm (stawrm)
Tagalogmalakas na hangin (mah-LAH-kahs nah HAH-ngeen)
Vietnamesegió mạnh (ZAW-ur mayny)
Turkishfırtına (fur-tu-NAH)
Persianباد شدید (bahd SHAH-deed)
Polishwichura (vee-KHOO-rah)
Ukrainianшторм (shtohrm)
Bengaliঝড়ো হাওয়া (gyawr HAH-oh)
Swedishstorm (stawrm)
Italianburrasca (buur-RAHS-kah)

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