“Storm” in Japanese
Short answer
Storm in Japanese is “嵐” (arashi). Full meaning: storm, tempest; uproar, hullabaloo, storm (e.g. of protest), winds (e.g. of change); pile of 3 cards of the same value in oicho-kabu.
Other ways to say “Storm” in Japanese
暴風
boufuu storm, windstorm, gale
ストーム
sutoomu storm
暴風雨
boufuuu rainstorm, storm
大降り
ooburi heavy rain, storm
あらし
arashi storm, tempest; uproar, hullabaloo, storm (e.g. of protest), winds (e.g. of change); pile of 3 cards of the same value in oicho-kabu
風波
kazenami wind and waves, rough seas, storm; discord, quarrel, trouble; hardships (of life), adversity
悪風
akufuu vice, bad manners, evil customs; storm, raging winds
雨あられ
amearare hail (e.g. of bullets), barrage, storm; rain and hail
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