English
Etymology
From hail + storm.
Noun
hail storm (plural hail storms)
- A storm characterized by lots of large hail.
Translations
a storm characterized by lots of large hail
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 雹暴 (zh) (báobào)
- Dutch: hagelstorm (nl) m
- Egyptian: (šnjt m)
- Esperanto: hajloŝtormo
- Faroese: heglingsæl n
- Finnish: raesade
- French: tempête de grêle f
- Friulian: tampiestade f
- Galician: sarabiada f, escarabana (gl) f
- German: Hagelschauer (de) m
- Greek: χαλαζόπτωση (el) f (chalazóptosi)
- Hindi: ओलावृष्टि f (olāvŕṣṭi)
- Hungarian: jeges zápor, jégverés (hu)
- Icelandic: haglél (is) n
- Ido: grelo (io)
- Italian: grandinata (it) f
- Latin: grandō (la) f
- Polish: burza z gradami f
- Portuguese: chuva de granizo (pt) f, saraivada (pt)
- Romansch: tempesta f, tempiasta f, tampeasta f, tampesta f
- Russian: град (ru) m (grad)
- Sicilian: rannula f, grannula (scn)
- Tagalog: ulang yelo, ulanyelo
- Turkish: dolu fırtınası
- Ukrainian: град (uk) m (hrad)
- Venetan: tenpesta f, tenpestada f
- Welsh: cawod o genllysg f, cawod o gesair f
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