wester
ˈwɛstər
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Definition of wester - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
weatherDatedwind blowing from the westDated
  • The sailors prepared for the strong wester.
breeze west wind zephyr
2.
stormDatedstrong storm originating from the westDated
  • A fierce wester hit the coastal town.
gale west wind westerly

Verb

intr.
move westDatedmove towards the west, sometimes as seen with stars or planetsDated
  • The stars wester as the night goes on.
head west
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Origin of wester

Old English, wester (west) + -er (agent)

Examples of wester in a sentence

  • A cold wester swept through the valley.
  • The wester brought heavy rains to the valley.
  • Farmers prepared for the wester's impact on crops.
  • The comet westers across the sky every clear night.
  • As dusk fell, the planets wester slowly toward the horizon.

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  1. French:vent d'ouest, se diriger vers l'ouest, ...
  2. German:Westwind, nach Westen ziehen, ...
  3. Italian:ponente, muovere verso ovest, ...
  4. Spanish:viento del oeste, desplazarse hacia el oeste, ...
  5. Portuguese:vento ocidental, deslocar-se para oeste, ...
  6. Chinese:西风, 向西移动, ...
  7. Japanese:西風, 西へ動く, ...
  8. Arabic:رِيح غَرْبِيَّة, اِتَّجَهَ غَرْبًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:רוּחַ מַעֲרָבִית, לָנוּעַ מַעֲרָבָה, ...
  10. Russian:западный ветер, двигаться на запад, ...
  11. Ukrainian:західний вітер, рухатися на захід, ...
  12. Hindi:पश्चिमी हवा, पश्चिम की ओर जाना, ...

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