en flood ^{(n, phenomenon)}

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

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Synonyms

ca diluvi ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
ca inundació ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
da flom ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
da oversvømmelse ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en alluvion ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en deluge ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en inundation ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
es inundación ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu uholde ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fi tulva ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fi vedenpaisumus ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr déluge ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr inondation ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr inonder ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id bah ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id bah besar ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id banjir ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id banjir besar ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id banjir + KN ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id empohan ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
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Types of flood

en debacle ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en flash flood ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en Noah and the Flood ^{(n, bible)} ➜

flood is a type of…

en geological phenomenon ^{(n, geology)} ➜

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