Wind

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Noun 1.1.1 Pronunciation 1.1.2 Translations 1.1.3 Related terms 1.1.4 See also 1.2 Verb 1.2.5 Pronunciation 1.2.5.1 Homophones 1.2.5.2 Related terms 1.2.5.3 Translations 1.2.6 Pronunciation 2 Dutch 2.3 Pronunciation 2.4 Noun 2.4.7 Translations 3 German 3.5 Pronunciation 3.6 Noun 3.6.8 Translations

English

1. movement of air usually caused by convection or subtle differences of air pressure
2. the ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath.
3. flatulence

Translations

• Arabic: رّيح
• Breton: avel m -où pl
• Catalan: vent m
• Dutch: wind m (1,3)
• Esperanto: vento
• Finnish: tuuli
• French: vent m
• German: Wind m (1)
• Indonesian: angin
• Italian: vento m
• Japanese: 風 (かぜ, kaze), 気流 (きりゅう, kiryū)
• Javanese: bayu
• Latin: ventus m
• Nahuatl: ehecatl
• Norwegian: vind
• Polish: wiatr m
• Portuguese: vento m
• Russian: ветер
• Spanish: viento m
• Swahili: upepo
• Turkish: rüzgâr

• wind-break, windbreak;
• wind-breaker™, windbreaker™
• wind-cheater, windcheater
• winding
• window
• windy
• windscreen
• windshield
• wind-swept, windswept
• downwind
• upwind
• pass wind
• second wind (2)

• breeze
• cyclone
• gale
• gust
• hurricane
• storm
• tempest
• tornado
• twister
• typhoon
• zephyr
• w:Beaufort_scale

1. to turn coils of a cord around something such that the cord wraps around

• Dutch: winden, wikkelen, wenden
• French: tourner, retourner; (clock) remonter
• Indonesian: menyusuri
• Italian: avvolgere, arrotolare; (clock) caricare
• Japanese: 沿う (そう, sou)
• Portuguese: enrolar; (clock) dar corda a

Dutch

1. movement of air usually caused by convection or subtle differences of air pressure
2. flatulence

German

1. movement of air usually caused by convection or subtle differences of air pressure