Weather words in Breton
Weather words and weather-related expressions in Breton with English equivalents.
| Kernewek |
English |
| Amzer |
Weather |
| Penaos eo an amzer? |
How's the weather? |
| Brav eo an amzer |
The weather is fine |
| Brav eo |
It's fine |
| Kaer eo |
It's excellent |
| Klouar eo |
It's warm / hot |
| Tomm eo |
It's hot |
| Heol |
Sun |
| Sec'h zo |
It's dry |
| Fresk eo |
It's cool |
| Yen eo |
It's cold |
| Fall eo |
It's bad |
| Brein eo |
It's awful, horrible |
| Avel |
Wind |
| Avel zo |
It's windy |
| Koumoul |
Cloud |
| Koumoul zo |
It's cloudy |
| Niwl |
fog, mist |
| Gleb |
wet |
| Gleb eo |
It's wet |
| Glav |
rain |
| Glav a ra |
It's raining |
| Grizilh, Kazarc'h |
Hail |
| Grizilhañ a ra |
It's hailing |
| Erc'h |
Snow |
| Erc'h a ra |
It's snowing |
| Kanevedenn / Gwareg-ar-glav |
rainbow |
| Gwrezverk |
Temperature |
| Rev |
Frost |
| Barr-amzer, Gwallamzer |
Storm, tempest |
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