(n) earthquake
(P)
(ok) (n) earthquake
(ok) (n) earthquake
(n) major earthquake
(n) major earthquake
(n) seismology
(n) seismograph
seismometer
(n) quake-prone country
(n) earthquake zone
earthquake belt
(n) seismic wave
(n) submarine earthquake
(n) swarm earthquakes
(n) artificial earthquake
(n) shallow earthquake
shallow focus earthquake
(n) signs of an earthquake
(n) seismologist
(n) seismic observation
(n) seismic mineral exploration
(n) seismic part (zone, belt)
(n) earthquake prediction
(n) 1946 Nankaido earthquake
(n) earthquake large enough to feel
(n) volcanic earthquake
(n) near-field earthquake (local earthquake, esp. with a shallow focus directly under a populated area)
(n) Tonankai earthquake of 1944
(n) slow earthquake
(n) Sumatra-Andaman earthquake (2004, resulting in the Indian Ocean tsunami)
(n) earthquakes, thunder, fires, fathers (this proverb compares the traditional Japanese father with other things which are generally feared)
