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Fuko/Fuuko = Wind child
Fuu = wind
Both can mean other things depending on which characters are used to write them.
twisted is nijiretta
wind is kaze or if joined to anouther word fu
if you mean whirl wind its tatsumaki
but you can't say twisted wind in Japanese
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How do you say storm in Japanese?
Arashi is storm in the Japanese language.
What is then difference between storm aquario and wind aquario?
Takara Tomy released Wind Aquario and Hasbro released Storm Aquario, Wind and Storm are the same except that Wind is made of Plastic and Storm is made of Metal
What does the name arashi mean?
Arashi is a Japanese name that means "storm" or "tempest." It can also be translated as "violent wind" or "gale." The name carries connotations of power, energy, and unpredictability.
How does wind affect the severity of a storm?
Wind can affect the severity of the storm because it intensifies it. The stronger the wind is the stronger the storm will be. Wind storms can even happen without there being any rain.
What is the word 'wind' when translated into Japanese?
The Japanese word for wind is "Kaze"
What is the Japanese term of wind?
Wind is 'kaze,' written in Japanese as:　風
How does the storm develops?
By WIND
How do you say dark storm in Japanese?
The phrase 'dark storm' would be 暗い嵐 (kurai arashi) in Japanese.
Is there wind before a thunder storm?
No
What is the name of the storm that saved the Japanese from the mongols?
Mongol, Chinese and Korean troops in large invasion fleets were twice destroyed by storms near Hakata in Kyushu. These attempted invasions were in 1274 and in August 1281.The Japanese gods were credited with sending each storm, named kami kaze by the Japanese; kaze means simply "wind", but "kami" can mean spirit, god or divine.
How were the Japanese able to defeat the Mongols?
an horrible storm known as the KAMIKAZE that the Mongols drowned in the storm and then the Japanese won!! Hope that helped
When did a wind storm happen and where?
A wind storm occurred on September 1, 2021, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, causing damage to buildings and trees.
