Information about the word wind (English → Esperanto: vento)

Part of speechcommon noun
Pronunciation/wɪnd/
Hyphenationwind
Shavian alphabet𐑢𐑦𐑯𐑛
Deseret alphabet𐐶𐐮𐑌𐐼
Pluralwinds

Usage samples

Bushfires have raged across several Australian states for months, but high temperatures and strong winds have pushed the danger level to severe in the past week.
Wind dominates, generating 19% of the EU’s electricity last year.
Such a life lacked appeal, and now, as she considered the matter, Suldrun decided that she very much enjoyed shelter from the wind and rain and nice clean clothes and the dignity of her person.

Translations

Afrikaanswind
Albanianerë
Catalanvent
Czechvítr
Danishvind
Dutchwind
English (Old English)wind
Esperantovento
Faeroesevindur
Finnishtuuli
Frenchvent
GermanWind
Greekαέρας; άνεμος
Hawaiianmakani
Hungarianszél
Icelandicveður; vindur
Italianvento
Jamaican Patoiswin
Latinventus
Low Germanwind
LuxemburgishWand; Loft
Malayangin
Norwegianvind
Papiamentobiento; bientu
Polishwiatr
Portuguesevento
Romanianvânt
Russianветер
Saterland FrisianWiend
Scotswind
Scottish Gaelicgaoth
Spanishviento
Srananwinti
Swahiliupepo
Swedishvind
Tagaloghangin
Thaiลม
Turkishrüzgar
Ukrainianвітер
Welshgwynt
West Frisianwyn
Yiddishװינט