τυφώς

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Menander, Monostichoi, 247

German (Pape)

[Seite 1166] ὁ, gen. ῶ, u. so nach der 2. art. Declination, aber auch nach der 3. τυφῶνος, welche Formen im plur. die allein gebräuchlichen zu sein scheinen (vgl. nom. pr.); – ein von der Erde mit großer Gewalt emporfahrender, Staubwolken erregender und Häuser umstürzender Wirbelwind; Soph. Ant. 418; Aesch. Ag. 642; τυφῶ μένος, Suppl. 555; μεγάλῳ τυφῷ καὶ πρηστῆρι, Ar. Lys. 974; Arist. meteor. 3, 1 mund. 4, 18. 6, 22. – Auch eine Wasserhose. – Überh. Ungewitter, Blitz u. Donnerwetter mit heftigem Sturm verbunden, Schol. Ar. Ran. 871 erkl. τοὺς καταιγιδώδεις ἀνέμους. – Auch übertr., τυφως δὲ πάμπαν ἐξέλετο φρένας, Alcaeus.

French (Bailly abrégé)

ῶ (ὁ) :
dat. τυφῷ, acc. τυφῶ;
c. τυφῶν¹.

Dutch (Woordenboekgrieks.nl)

τυφώς -ῶ, ὁ, dat. τυφῷ, acc. τυφῶ tyfoon, wervelwind.

Russian (Dvoretsky)

τῡφώς: ῶ ὁ Aesch., Soph., Arph. = τυφῶν.

Middle Liddell

a whirlwind, typhoon, Aesch., etc.

English (Woodhouse)

storm

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Translations

whirlwind

Albanian: shakullinë; Arabic: زَوْبَعَة‎; Armenian: մրրիկ; Azerbaijani: qasırğa, burağan, burulğan; Bashkir: ҡойон; Belarusian: ві́хур, ві́хура; Breton: avel-dro; Bulgarian: вихър, вихрушка; Burmese: လေကတော့, လေပွေ, ရေကတော့; Catalan: terbolí; Chinese Dungan: щүанфыр; Mandarin: 旋風/旋风; Chukchi: янрайгын; Czech: smršť; Danish: hvirvelvind; Dutch: windhoos, wervelwind; Esperanto: ciklono; Estonian: tuulispask; Finnish: pyörremyrsky, pyörretuuli; French: cyclone; Galician: remuíño, voraxen, refolión, refolada; Georgian: გრიგალი, ქარიშხალი; German: Wirbelwind, Wirbelsturm; Greek: ανεμοστρόβιλος; Ancient Greek: ἄελλα, ἀέλλη, ἀνακαμψίπνοος, ἀνεμοστρόβιλος, ἀνεμόσυρις, αὔελλα, δίνη, ἐριώλη, θύελλα, καταιγίς, λαιλαπετός, λαῖλαψ, λάλαβις, πρηστήρ, στρόβιλος, στρόβος, στρόμβος, τροχός, τυφώς, Τυφώς, χεῖμα; Greenlandic: anoraarsuaq; Hindi: बवंडर, चक्रवात; Hungarian: forgószél; Ido: aerovortico; Irish: cuaifeach; Italian: turbine; Japanese: 旋風; Kazakh: құйын; Khmer: កំបុតត្បូង; Korean: 선풍; Kyrgyz: куюн; Lao: ຫົວກຸດ, ຈັກກະວາດ; Latin: turbo; Latvian: viesulis; Lithuanian: viesulas; Macedonian: виор; Maori: tūkauati, āwhiowhio, ānewa o te rangi, urupuhau; Mongolian: хуй; Navajo: náátsʼóʼoołdísii; Norwegian Bokmål: virvelvind; Nynorsk: virvelvind, kvervelvind; Old English: þoden; Oromo: bubbee; Ottoman Turkish: بوراغان‎; Persian: گردباد‎; Punjabi: ਵਾਵਰੋਲਾ; Plautdietsch: Wirbelstorm; Polish: trąba powietrzna; Portuguese: turbilhão; Russian: вихрь, смерч; Scottish Gaelic: ioma-ghaoth; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: ви̏хор; Roman: vȉhor; Slovak: víchrica; Slovene: vihar; Spanish: torbellino; Swedish: virvelvind; Tagalog: buhawi, ipu-ipo; Tajik: гирдбод; Tatar: коен; Telugu: సుడిగాలి; Thai: ลมวน, พายุหมุน, บ้าหมู; Turkish: burağan, kasırga; Ukrainian: вихор; Uyghur: قۇيۇن‎; Uzbek: uyurma, quyun; Vietnamese: gió lốc, lốc; Welsh: troellwynt, awel dro, corwynt, trowynt