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1. (n.) typhoon
a tropical cyclone or hurricane of the W Pacific area and the China seas.
2. typhoon
a violent storm or tempest of India.
Etymology: (1690–1700; < dial. Chin (Guangdong)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) typhoon
a tropical cyclone occurring in the western Pacific or Indian oceans
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1. (noun) typhoon
a violent whirlwind; specifically, a violent whirlwind occurring in the Chinese seas
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Sense: a violent sea-storm occurring in the East
They were caught in a typhoon in the China seas.
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 Afrikaans: tifoon |
 Arabic: إعْصار |
 Bulgarian: тайфун |
 Brazilian: tufão / furação |
 Czech: tajfun |
 German: der Taifun |
 Danish: tyfon |
 Greek: τυφώνας |
 Spanish: tifón |
 Estonian: taifuun |
 Farsi: چرخند استوایی؛ تیفون |
 Finnish: taifuuni |
 French: typhon |
 Hebrew: טָייפוּן |
 Hindi: प्रचण्ड तूफान |
 Croatian: tajfun, orkan |
 Hungarian: tájfun |
 Indonesian: topan |
 Icelandic: fellibylur |
 Italian: tifone |
 Japanese: 台風 |
 Korean: 태풍 |
 Lithuanian: taifūnas |
 Latvian: taifūns |
 Malay: taufan |
 Dutch: taifoen |
 Norwegian: virvelstorm, tyfon |
 Polish: tajfun |
 Persian: چرخند استوایی؛ تیفون |
 Pashto: ټیفون |
 Portuguese: tufao |
 Romanian: taifun |
 Russian: тайфун |
 Slovak: tajfún |
 Slovenian: tajfun |
 Serbian: tajfun |
 Swedish: tyfon |
 Thai: พายุไต้ฝุ่น |
 Turkish: tayfun,şiddetli kasırga |
 Taiwanese: 颱風 |
 Ukrainian: тайфун |
 Urdu: طوفاني ہوا |
 Vietnamese: bão to |
 Chinese: 台风 |
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