Information about the word storm (English → Esperanto: sturmi)

Synonyms: assault, charge, rush

Part of speechverb
Pronunciation/stɔːm/
Hyphenationstorm
Shavian alphabet𐑕𐑑𐑹𐑥
Deseret alphabet𐑅𐐻𐐫𐑉𐑋

Conjugation

Indicative mood
Present tensePast tense
(I) storm(I) stormed
(thou) stormest(thou) stormedst
(he) storms, stormeth(he) stormed
(we) storm(we) stormed
(you) storm(you) stormed
(they) storm(they) stormed
Subjunctive mood
Present tensePast tense
(I) storm (I) stormed
(thou) storm(thou) stormed
(he) storm(he) stormed
(we) storm(we) stormed
(you) storm(you) stormed
(they) storm(they) stormed
Imperative mood
storm
Participles
Present participlePast participle
stormingstormed

Usage samples

A day and a half after Ukrainian troops stormed a Russian border crossing and continued, almost unimpeded, across the wide green fields of the southern Kursk region, Putin finally made his first public remarks on the matter.
Syrian opposition fighters have declared that the country has been “liberated” after they stormed the capital and announced that president Bashshār al‐ʾAsad had fled the capital city to an unknown destination.

Translations

Afrikaansbestorm; storm
Dutchbestormen; stormen
English (Old English)abrecan
Esperantosturmi; kurataki
Faeroeseleypa á
Frenchdonner l’assaut
Portugueseassaltar; atacar correndo
Spanishasaltar
Swedishstorma