Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
levin
noun
/ˈlɛv.ɪn/

Definition
An archaic term referring to a sudden, violent storm or a downpour, often used in poetic contexts.

Examples
- The levin struck unexpectedly, leaving everyone scrambling for cover.
- In the poem, the author depicts the levin as a merciless force of nature.
- The sailors warned of approaching levin, urging the crew to prepare for the worst.

Meaning
A term that describes a fierce and sudden element of weather, typically associated with intense rain or wind.

Synonyms
- storm
- tempest
- deluge