"pyrocumulus" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: pyrocumuli [plural]
Etymology: pyro- + cumulus Etymology templates: {{pre|en|pyro|cumulus}} pyro- + cumulus Head templates: {{en-noun|pyrocumuli}} pyrocumulus (plural pyrocumuli)
  1. (volcanology, meteorology) A dense cloud associated with fire or volcanic activity. Wikipedia link: pyrocumulus Categories (topical): Clouds, Fire, Meteorology, Volcanology Hyponyms: pyrocumulonimbus Related terms: flammagenitus Translations (Translations): 火積雲 (Chinese Mandarin), 火积云 (huǒjīyún) (Chinese Mandarin), pyrocumulus [feminine, masculine] (French)

Inflected forms

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