storm surge

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32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: maror ciclònica — unusual rise in sea level
• Cebuano: sultaob — unusual rise in sea level
• Chinese Mandarin: 風暴潮 /风暴潮 (fēngbàocháo) — unusual rise in sea level
• Dutch: stormvloed — unusual rise in sea level
• Faroese: stormflóð — unusual rise in sea level
• Faroese: stormalda — unusual rise in sea level
• Finnish: myrskyvuoksi — unusual rise in sea level
• French: onde de tempête — unusual rise in sea level
• German: Sturmflut — unusual rise in sea level
• Hebrew: נד סופה (ned sufá) — unusual rise in sea level
• Hungarian: vihardagály — unusual rise in sea level
• Italian: mareggiata — unusual rise in sea level
• Italian: fortunale — unusual rise in sea level
• Italian: tempesta di mare — unusual rise in sea level
• Italian: burrasca — unusual rise in sea level
• Malay: pusuan ribut — unusual rise in sea level
• Malay: luruan ribut — unusual rise in sea level
• Māori: tai reporepo — unusual rise in sea level
• Norwegian Bokmål: stormflo — unusual rise in sea level
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stormflod — unusual rise in sea level
• Persian: خیزاب (xizâb) — unusual rise in sea level
• Polish: fala sztormowa — unusual rise in sea level
• Portuguese: maré de tempestade — unusual rise in sea level
• Portuguese: maré ciclônica — unusual rise in sea level
• Russian: штормово́й наго́н (štormovój nagón) — unusual rise in sea level
• Russian: штормово́й прили́в (štormovój prilív) — unusual rise in sea level
• Spanish: marejada ciclónica — unusual rise in sea level
• Swedish: stormflod — unusual rise in sea level
• Tagalog: daluyong — unusual rise in sea level
• Tagalog: daluyong-bagyo — unusual rise in sea level
• Welsh: mordwy — unusual rise in sea level
• Welsh: merwerydd — unusual rise in sea level