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10 Language-to-English DictionariesWind
Pronunciation / Transliteration: vɪnt
"Der Wind weht heute ziemlich stark."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
The perceptible movement of air, especially as a natural force acting from the earth's surface.
"A strong wind blew through the trees, knocking down a few branches."
- 1
To turn or move in a circular or spiral course; to twist.
"The mountain road winds through the deep valley."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'wind' originates from the Old English 'wind', which is derived from the Proto-Germanic '*windaz', and further back to the Proto-Indo-European root '*wē-nd-', meaning 'to blow'. Over centuries, the term has evolved to encompass various meanings related to air movement.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Wind" is said worldwide
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vent
Transliteration: vɑ̃
"Le vent souffle très fort aujourd'hui."
Wind
Transliteration: vɪnt
"Der Wind weht heute ziemlich stark."
vento
Transliteration: ˈvɛnto
"Il vento muove le foglie degli alberi."
viento
Transliteration: ˈbjento
"El viento sopla fuerte en la costa."
vento
Transliteration: ˈvẽtu
"O vento forte derrubou a árvore."
हवा
Transliteration: havā
"बाहर तेज़ हवा चल रही है।"
风
Transliteration: fēng
"今天外面刮着大风。"
바람
Transliteration: baram
"오늘 바람이 아주 많이 분다."
風
Transliteration: kaze
"今日は風がとても強いです。"
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