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Translation

storm

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Word origin

From English storm and German Sturm, a shared Germanic word for violent weather. Esperanto also builds the same idea from its own roots as ventego, vento ('wind') plus the enlarging suffix -eg-, and both words are in everyday use.

Origin
Germanic
Root
storm
English cognates
storm

Examples

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The storm destroyed many houses.

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During the night a great storm came.

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The ship did not leave because of the storm.

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This word is taught in chapter 15, lesson 1: ŝtormo, rizo, frosto and 7 more words.