Lingaku- storm caused by the devil; evil wind; eerie wind
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- storm caused by the devil
- evil wind
- eerie wind
This refers to a supernatural or malevolent wind, often associated with chaos or harm. It can be used in contexts related to folklore or stories involving spirits and curses.
It is said that a devil's storm is blowing in the mountains.
This meaning emphasizes the harmful or sinister nature of the wind, often used in a metaphorical sense to describe negative influences or events.
His words had an impact on my heart, like an evil wind.
This indicates a strange or unsettling wind, often evoking feelings of fear or unease. It can be encountered in ghost stories or horror genres.
Generated collocations (experimental)
まふう魔風がふく吹くthe devil's wind blowsまふう魔風にさらされるto be exposed to the eerie windまふう魔風にたえる耐えるto endure the evil windまふう魔風をかんじる感じるto feel the devil's windまふう魔風のでんせつ伝説legend of the evil windまふう魔風をさける避けるto avoid the eerie windまふう魔風におそわれる襲われるto be attacked by the evil windまふう魔風にまきこまれる巻き込まれるto be caught up in the devil's windふるい古いまふう魔風のはなし話ancient tales of the evil wind