hail: Διαφορά μεταξύ των αναθεωρήσεων

[[*{{IPA]]: |/heɪl/}}

===Etymology 1===

'''hail''' (''uncountable'')

# {{uncountable}} Balls of [[ice]] falling as [[precipitation]] from the sky.

*Bosnian: [[grad]] ''{{m''}}

*Czech: [[kroupy]] ''pl {{f''}} {{p}}, [[krupobití]] ''{{n''}}

*Dutch: [[hagel]] ''{{m''}}

*French: [[grêle]] ''{{f''}}

*German: [[Hagel]] ''{{m''}}

*Hungarian: [[jégeső]] ''{{f''}}

*Italian: [[grandine]] ''{{f''}}

*LithuanianJapanese: [[kruša雹]] ''f''(ひょう)

*PolishLithuanian: [[gradkruša]] ''m''{{f}}

*RussianPolish: [[градgrad]] ''{{m''}}

*:Cyrillic: [[град]] ''{{m''}}

*:LatinRoman: [[grad]] ''{{m''}}

*Spanish: [[granizo]] ''{{m''}}

====Intransitive verbVerb====

# {{intransitive}} (''used only in the [[infinitive]] and the [[third-person singular]] with [[it]]'') Said of the weather when hail is falling.

#: ''They say it's going to '''hail''' tomorrow.''

===Etymology 2===

====Transitive verbVerb====

# {{transitive}} To [[greet]].

#: ''Hail Caesar''

# {{transitive}} To [[praise]] enthusiastically.

#: ''He was hailed as a hero.''

# {{transitive}} To call out to loudly in order to gain the attention of.

#: ''hailHail a taxi''

'''Toto praise enthusiastically'''

'''Toto call out loudly in order to gain the attention of'''