tsunami - Italian

1.

• Englishlarge, destructive wave generally caused by a tremendous disturbance in the ocean

• Aneityumnajap̃ajap̃

• Arabicتْسُونَامِي

• Armenianցունամի

• Azerisunami

• Basquetsunami

• Belarusianцунамі

• Bulgarianцунами

• Catalantsunami

• Chinese

• Czechtsunami

• Danishflodbølge

• Dutchtsunami

• Esperantocunamo

• Estoniantsunami

• Finnishhyökyaalto, tsunami

• Frenchtsunami

• GermanTsunami

• Greekτσουνάμι

• Hausatsunami

• Hebre צוּנַמי

• Hindiसूनामी

• Hungariancunami, szökőár

• Idocunamio, tsunami

• Indonesiantsunami

• Italiantsunamimaremoto

• Japanese津波

• Korean지진 해일쓰나미

• Kurdishtsunamî

• Latviancunami

• Lithuaniancunamis

• Macedonianцунами

• Malaytsunami

• Maoriparawhenua

• Marathiत्सुनामी

• Navajotó nitéél nitságo atságáá

• Norwegian

• Persianآبْلَرْزه

• Polishtsunami

• Portuguesetsunami

• Romaniantsunami

• Russianцуна́ми

• Serbo-Croatianveleval

• Slovakcunamitsunami

• Spanishtsunami

• Swahilitsunami

• Swedishtsunami

• Tamilஆழிப்பேரலைசுனாமி

• Thaiคลื่นสึนามิ

• Turkishtsunami

• Ukrainianцунамі

• Vietnamesesóng thần

• Welshtsunami, tswnami

• West frisiantsûnamy

2.

• Englishlarge and sudden rise and fall in the tide

• Bulgarianпри́ливна вълна́

• Chinese

• Czechqualifiercs

• Danishflodbølge

• Dutchvloedgolf

• Eastern Bontocchalloyon

• Finnishtulvavuoksi

• Frenchraz-de-marée

• Hungarianszökőár

• Ilocanodalluyon

• Irishmuirbhrúcht

• Italianonda di marea

• Japanese津波

• Korean해일

• Latvianpaisuma vilnis

• Lubuagan Kalingachalluyon

• Portugueseonda de maré

• Russianприли́вная волна́

• Southern Kalingachalluyon, chakor wi tupiya

• Swedishflodvåg

• Tagalogdaluyong, pabungkal-batang

• Vietnamesethuỷ triều

• Welshllanwdon

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• Englishtsunami

• Chinese

• Danishflodbølge

• Dutchvloedgolf

• Finnishtsunami, hyökyaalto

• Frenchtsunami

• GermanFlutwelle

• Hawaiiankai eʻe, kai hoʻēʻe

• Hungariancunami

• Irishsúnámaí

• Italianmaremoto

• Japanese津波

• Korean쓰나미

• Laoneeded

• Latviancunami

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianflodbølge

• Portuguesetsunami, maremoto

• Russianцуна́ми

• Swedishtsunamitidvattensvåg

• Vietnamesesóng thần

• 
  

• Englishoceanography: crest of ocean water resulting from tidal forces

• Dutchgolf

• Finnishvuorovesiaalto

• Japanese潮波

• Norwegiantidevannsbølge

• Afrikaanscheckvloedgol, checktsunami

• Hebre checkנחשול גאות

• Indonesiancheckgelomgang air pasang

• Maorichecktai āniwhaniwha

• Romaniancheckval mareic, checkvalul mareic

• Spanishcheckola de marea

• Thaicheckคลื่นทะเลคลื่นสึนามิ

• Turkishcheckmet dalgası, checkgelgit dalgası, checkliman dalgası, qualifiertr

• Vietnamesechecksóng thủy-triều, checksóng lớn , checksóng cồn

3.

• Englishnatural disaster

• Arabicاِنْهِيَار أَرْضِيّ

• Catalanensulsiada

• Chinese

• Danishbjergskred

• Dutchlawineaardverschuiving

• Esperantoterŝoviĝo

• Finnishmaanvyöry, maanvyörymä

• Frenchglissement de terrain

• Georgianმეწყერი

• GermanErdrutsch

• Greekκατολίσθηση

• Hungarianföldcsuszamlás

• Indonesiantanah longsor

• Italianfranaslavina

• Japanese地滑り山津波

• Korean산사태

• Ladinroa

• Malaytanah runtuh

• Maorihoro, horowhenua

• Norwegiansteinras

• Pohnpeianengk

• Polishosuwisko

• Portuguesedeslizamentoderrocada

• Quechualluqlla

• Romanianalunecare de teren

• Russianо́ползень

• Serbo-Croatianodron

• Sloveneplaz

• Spanishcorrimiento de tierra

• Swedishjordskred

• Tagalogguho ng lupa, guhunlupa

4.

• Englisha very large tsunami

• Bulgarianмегацунами

• Catalanmegatsunami

• Chinese

• Finnishmegatsunami

• Frenchmégatsunami

• GermanMegatsunami

• Hungarianmegacunami

• Italianmegatsunami

• Japanese大津波

• Portuguesemegatsunami

• Russianмегацуна́ми

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishmegatsunami

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