嵐 (lán) - Mountain mist & haze
嵐 · lán
Mountain mist;
haze;
vapor;
fog;
also refers to a storm or tempest in Japanese usage.
Mountain misthazevapor
Usage highlights
Mountain mistStorm windMorning hazeEvening mistStormy weatherStorm damage
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The mountain was shrouded in mist (山嵐).
- A sudden storm arose (嵐が来た).
- The morning haze cleared by noon (朝の嵐).
- He enjoys hiking in mountain fog (山嵐の中をハイキング).
Collocations
- Mountain mist(山嵐)
- Storm wind(嵐風)
- Morning haze(朝嵐)
- Evening mist(夕嵐)
- Stormy weather(嵐天)
- Storm damage(嵐害)
Idioms
- Storm in a teacup(茶碗の中の嵐)
- After a storm comes a calm(嵐の後には凪)
- Weather the storm(嵐を乗り切る)
Cultural background
FAQ- In Chinese, primarily denotes mountain mist or haze, evoking natural scenery.
- In Japanese, the character 嵐 is commonly used to mean 'storm' or 'tempest'.
- Often used in poetry and literature to describe atmospheric mountain conditions.
- The character appears in place names and artistic expressions related to nature.