noun · Nature

tempest

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The meaning (definition) of the word tempest

a very strong wild storm

The word tempest used in a sentence

“The tempest shook the trees all night long.”

Words that mean the same as tempest (synonyms)

storm

Words that mean the opposite of tempest (antonyms)

calm

How the word tempest is said around the world

Frenchtempête (tahn-PET)
Spanishtormenta (tohr-MEHN-tah)
Mandarin暴风雨 (bao fuhng yoo)
Hindiतूफ़ान (too-FAAN)
Arabicعاصفة شديدة (AA-si-fa sha-DEE-da)
Russianбуря (BOO-ryuh)
Portuguese (EU)tempestade (tem-puh-SHTAH-thuh)
Portuguese (BR)tempestade (tem-pes-TAH-jee)
Japaneseあらし (ah-RAH-shee)
GermanSturm (SHTOORM)
Urduطوفان (too-FAHN)
Punjabiਤੂਫ਼ਾਨ (too-FAAN)
Korean폭풍 (pohk-POONG)
Hebrewסופה (soo-FAH)
Greekκαταιγίδα (kah-teh-YEE-thah)
Dutchstorm (storm)
Tagalogbagyo (BAHG-yoh)
Vietnamesebão dữ (bow ZUU)
Turkishfırtına (fuhr-tuh-NAH)
Persianطوفان (too-FAHN)
Polishnawałnica (nah-vahw-NEE-tsah)
Ukrainianбуря (BOO-ryah)
Bengaliপ্রচণ্ড ঝড় (pro-CHON-do JHOR)
Swedishstorm (stohrm)
Italiantempesta (tem-PES-tah)

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