"tonitrocirrus" meaning in English

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        "A specific type of high-altitude cirrus cloud typically associated with thunderstorm activity. The presence of ’tonitro-’, derived from the Latin word for thunder, indicates that these clouds are connected to thunderstorm systems. “Cirrus” comes from Latin, meaning “curl” or “fringe,” describing their fine, wispy appearance."
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