hailstone
The meaning (definition) of the word hailstone
one small ball of ice that falls during a storm
The word hailstone used in a sentence
“I picked up a cold hailstone from the ground after the storm.”
The plural of the word hailstone
hailstones
How the word hailstone is said around the world
| French | grêle |
| Spanish | granizo |
| Mandarin | 冰雹 |
| Hindi | ओला |
| Arabic | حبة برد |
| Russian | град |
| Portuguese (EU) | pedra de granizo |
| Portuguese (BR) | pedra de granizo |
| Japanese | 雹 |
| German | Hagelkorn |
| Urdu | اولے |
| Punjabi | ਗੜੇਮਾਰੀ |
| Korean | 우박 |
| Hebrew | בָּרָד |
| Greek | χαλαζόκοκκος |
| Dutch | hagelsteen |
| Filipino | graniso |
| Vietnamese | viên mưa đá |
| Turkish | dolu tanesi |
| Persian | تگرگ |
| Polish | grad |
| Ukrainian | град |
| Bengali | শিলাবৃষ্টি |
| Swedish | hagelsten |
| Italian | grandine |
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