Hurricane, Cyclone, Storm, Tornado, Typhoon: Their Differences

[islander]

postscript: kanang imong tempest in the stomach, paggawas ana, the term evolves to burahi.  clearly, if we go back to cicero, that would be burahinum excellencis hubagum. 

[hubag bohol]

mam?  nganong na-mam god tawon kog ahat.  senyora man unta koh.  ikaw gyod, your excellency, the ambassador hubag...

aw, ask, and it shall be given unto you...

sayang way definition ug tempest si ambrose bierce.
 
ang tempest wa man tingaliy kalainan aning tanan nga weather disturbances.  mas bayolente lang ang meaning tungod sa definition, kuno.  mora bitaw ug hurricane nga nag-run amok...

ang diperensya lang pod kay wa ta maanad ug gamit ani.  lalim ba kag moingon ang pagasa ug "tempest signal no. 3 over northern luzon".  malibog lang tag meteorologist ba na sila o holder ug phd degree on shakespearean studies.

Hmm, ang "tempest" kay di diay superlative sa "temp", as in "temp"-"temper"-"tempest"? Libog tawon ning Bisaya aning Maningles, oi, OK lang kang Tsaynis ka kay anad sa complicated language...

[hubag bohol]

postscript: kanang imong tempest in the stomach, paggawas ana, the term evolves to burahi.  clearly, if we go back to cicero, that would be burahinum excellencis hubagum. 

Hmm, "burahi"? So you also know Swahili, Ms. Singkit? Sorry I underestimated your command of languages, Mam. As far as your usage of this Swahili word is concerned, I salute you. (As for your Latin baboyism, I hold my oink, er, peace)...

[islander]

hold your peace, but not, as the hungarians would say, your tempest in a potty.