billow in Japanese
billow in Japanese is 波浪 — billow means a large rolling mass of something like water, smoke or cloth, moving in waves.
billow in Japanese
波浪
Pronounced: harō
A large wave, swell, surge, or undulating mass of something, such as water, smoke, fabric or sound
What does "billow" mean?
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noun A large rolling mass of something like water, smoke or cloth, moving in waves.
"Have the swirling sands engulfed them, on a noon of storm when the desert rose like the sea, and rolled its tawny billows on the walled gardens of the green and fragrant lands?"
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- Have the swirling sands engulfed them, on a noon of storm when the desert rose like the sea, and rolled its tawny billows on the walled gardens of the green and fragrant lands?
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What is "billow" in Japanese?
"billow" in Japanese is 波浪. billow means: A large rolling mass of something like water, smoke or cloth, moving in waves.
How do you pronounce 波浪?
"billow" in Japanese is 波浪, pronounced "harō".
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