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Tanım
•torrential, heavy, abundant
Diğer Dillerde
Almancasintflutartig, sturzflutartig, wolkenbruchartig /ˈzɪn(t).flutˌʔartɪç/
torrential (characterized by very large quantities of water, especially of rain)
köken: Sintflut (“deluge”) + -artig (“-like”)
sintflutartige Regenfälle
Fransızcadiluvien, torrentiel /di.ly.vjɛ̃/
diluvial · torrential, floodlike
eş: torrentiel
köken: From Latin diluvium (whence French déluge) + -ien.
aile: antédiluvien
des pluies diluviennes
İtalyancatorrenziale /tor.renˈt͡sja.le/
torrential (rain)
eş: torrentizio, a torrenti, a catinelle, a dirotto, scrosciante, battente
köken: Borrowed from French torrentiel.
Rusçaпроливно́й
Portekizcetorrencial /to.ʁẽ.siˈaw/
torrential (flowing heavily or in large quantities)
Yunancaκαταρρακτώδης
torrential
present participle of forsa, torrential
rabid, frantic, frenzied, furious
çekim: karşılaştırma raivoisampi · üstünlük raivoisin
köken: raivo + -isa
aile: raivoisasti
Bulgarcaпороен, проливен
Galiçyacaarrabecido, debrocado
İrlandacafolcmhar
pouring, torrential
çekim: karşılaştırma folcmhaire · üstünlük is folcmhaire
köken: From Old Irish folcmar (“flowing, gushing, teeming”). By surface analysis, folc (“downpour, flood”) + -mhar.
İzlandacaflaumur, fossandi, helli-, straumharður /ˈfløyːmʏr/
eddy, current · torrent
çekim: çoğul flaumar · tamlayan flaums
köken: From Old Norse flaumr, from Proto-Germanic *flaumaz.
aile: eðjuflaumur, flaumósa, flaumrænn, orðaflaumur, vatnsflaumur
Tagalogcalirit
Belarusçaпраліўны́
iotorentala, torentatra
mimakerewhatu, tā whakarere
Etimoloji
From Old Armenian յորդ (yord).