noun · Nature

quake

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The meaning (definition) of the word quake

a strong shaking of the ground

The word quake used in a sentence

“We felt a small quake and the cups rattled on the shelf”

Words that mean the same as quake (synonyms)

earthquaketremorshake

How the word quake is said around the world

Frenchtremblement de terre (trahn-bluh-MAHN duh TAIR)
Spanishtemblor (tehm-BLOHR)
Mandarin地震 (dee juhn)
Hindiभूकंप (BHOO-kamp)
Arabicزِلْزال (zil-ZAAL)
Russianземлетрясение (zeem-lee-trya-SYE-nee-ye)
Portuguese (EU)sismo (SEEZH-moo)
Portuguese (BR)terremoto (heh-heh-MOH-too)
Japaneseじしん (jee-SHEEN)
GermanErdbeben (AIRT-bay-ben)
Urduزلزلہ (ZAL-za-lah)
Punjabiਭੂਚਾਲ (bhoo-CHAAL)
Korean지진 (JEE-jeen)
Hebrewרעידת אדמה (reh-ee-DAHT ah-dah-MAH)
Greekσεισμός (sees-MOHS)
Dutchaardbeving (AHRT-bay-ving)
Tagaloglindol (LEEN-dol)
Vietnameseđộng đất (dohng DUHT)
Turkishdeprem (deh-PREM)
Persianزمین‌لرزه (za-meen-lar-ZEH)
Polishtrzęsienie ziemi (tshen-SHEH-nyeh ZYEH-mee)
Ukrainianземлетрус (zem-leh-TROOS)
Bengaliভূমিকম্প (BHOO-mee-komp)
Swedishjordbävning (YOORD-behv-ning)
Italianterremoto (tehr-reh-MOH-toh)

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