65 results for *震
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Nounweak earthquake
Nounslight earthquake
Nounaftershock
Noundisastrous earthquake
Nounzhen (one of the trigrams of the I Ching: thunder, east)
Nounsevere earthquake
Nounmild earthquake
Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'resistant to earthquakes
Nounmoderate earthquake
Nounice quake
Nounpreliminary tremor
Nounsevere earthquake; violent tremor
Nounmain shock (of an earthquake)
Nounseaquake
Noun, Suru verbbase isolation; seismic base isolation; base isolating; vibration damping at the base of a building
Noun, Suru verbvibration control (in earthquake-resistant construction)
Nounatmospheric vibration; infrasound (as produced by volcanic activity)
Nounviolent earthquake; severe earthquake
Nounforeshock
Nounmoonquake
Nounstellar oscillation; starquake
Nounearthquake detection
Nounearthquake
Nounmajor earthquake; large earthquake
Nounminor earthquake
Nounmoderate earthquake
Noun, used as a suffixoffshore earthquake
Nounswarm earthquakes; series of earthquakes
Nounartificial earthquake
Nounperceptible earthquake
Nounsubmarine earthquake
Nounshallow earthquake; shallow-focus earthquake
Noun1946 Nankaido earthquake
Nounmegaquake; massive earthquake
Nountectonic earthquake
Noundeep earthquake; deep-focus earthquake
Noundislocation earthquake; fault earthquake
Nounmicroearthquake
Nounimperceptible earthquake
Nountsunami earthquake
NounSanriku earthquake of 869 CE
NounHōei earthquake (1707)
NounTokai earthquake (e.g. of 1498, 1605, 1707 and 1854)
Noundistant earthquake; teleseismic earthquake; teleseism
NounChūetsu earthquake (Niigata prefecture, 2004)
NounChūetsu earthquake (Niigata prefecture, 2004)
NounMino-Owari Earthquake (1891); Nōbi Earthquake
Nounnear-field earthquake; local earthquake, esp. with a shallow focus directly under a populated area
Nounvolcanic earthquake