waterspout in Japanese
waterspout in Japanese is 雨樋 — waterspout means a spinning column of wind that forms over water and is not part of a storm's rotating core.
waterspout in Japanese
雨樋
Pronounced: amadoi
A channel through which water is discharged, especially from the gutters of a roof.
What does "waterspout" mean?
- noun A spinning column of wind that forms over water and is not part of a storm's rotating core.
- noun A tornado that moves out over open water.
- noun A column of water thrown up from the surface after a blast or heavy impact.
- noun A pipe that carries water away, usually from a roof's guttering.
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What is "waterspout" in Japanese?
"waterspout" in Japanese is 雨樋. waterspout means: A spinning column of wind that forms over water and is not part of a storm's rotating core.
How do you pronounce 雨樋?
"waterspout" in Japanese is 雨樋, pronounced "amadoi".
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