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1. (n.) hailstone
a pellet of hail.
Etymology: (bef. 1000; M; OE hagolstān)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hailstone
small pellet of ice that falls during a hailstorm
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1. (noun) hailstone
a single particle of ice falling from a cloud; a frozen raindrop; a pellet of hail
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Sense: a ball of hail
Hailstones battered against the window.
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 Afrikaans: haelsteen |
 Arabic: حَبَّة بَرَد |
 Bulgarian: зърно от град |
 Brazilian: granizo |
 Czech: kroupa |
 German: das Hagelkorn |
 Danish: hagl |
 Greek: κόκκος χαλαζιού |
 Spanish: granizo, piedra |
 Estonian: rahetera |
 Farsi: دانه تگرگ |
 Finnish: rae |
 French: grêlon |
 Hebrew: כָּדוּר בָּרָד |
 Hindi: ओला |
 Croatian: zrno tuce |
 Hungarian: jég(eső)szem |
 Indonesian: batu es |
 Icelandic: hagl, haglél |
 Italian: chicco di grandine |
 Japanese: あられの粒 |
 Korean: 싸라기눈 |
 Lithuanian: krušos kruopelė |
 Latvian: krusas grauds |
 Malay: ketulan hujan batu |
 Dutch: hagelsteen |
 Norwegian: hagl(klump) |
 Polish: kulka gradu |
 Persian: دانه تگرگ |
 Pashto: ږلۍ( دانه |
 Portuguese: granizo |
 Romanian: grindină, piatră |
 Russian: градина |
 Slovak: krúpy |
 Slovenian: zrno toče |
 Serbian: grad |
 Swedish: hagel |
 Thai: ลูกเห็บ |
 Turkish: dolu (tanesi) |
 Taiwanese: 冰雹 |
 Ukrainian: градина |
 Urdu: اولا، ژالہ |
 Vietnamese: cục mưa đá |
 Chinese: 雹子 |
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