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Several different schemes are in use for naming tropical cyclones in Tricin. By convention any Trician tropical cyclone is called a ''hurricane'' in English when the storm has hurricane-force winds (i.e. a wind speed above a set value). | Several different schemes are in use for naming tropical cyclones in Tricin. By convention any Trician tropical cyclone is called a ''hurricane'' in English when the storm has hurricane-force winds (i.e. a wind speed above a set value). | ||
== | ==Bitaleta== | ||
Bitaletan hurricane names may be | |||
*words and sometimes personal names from classical | *words and sometimes personal names from classical Bitaletan languages ([[Dodellian]], [[Netagin]], [[Windermere]], [[Tigol]]) | ||
*names | *Eevo names for flowers, birds or fish | ||
The official name is the Eevo transliteration of the word. | The official name is the [[Eevo]] transliteration of the word. | ||
==Txapoalli== | ==Txapoalli== | ||
Differs by region... | |||
== | ==Cualuav== | ||
In | In Cualuav hurricane names are Eevo personal names in alphabetical order (reflecting Eevo's dominance in Cualuav). | ||