When did the name typhoon come into being? Is it related to "Taiwan Province" in Taiwan Province Province?

It has something to do with Taiwan Province Province.

The origin of "typhoon"

According to the origin theory, Taiwan Province Province is located in the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea, and most typhoons enter the mainland through the Taiwan Province Strait, so they are called typhoons. "Typhoon" is a transliteration word. Typhoon in English is transliterated into English according to the Cantonese pronunciation of Chinese, and then enters the vocabulary of Mandarin.

The Greek word typhoon is not only the name of Fengshen, but also a common noun, meaning "whirlwind, typhoon", which was borrowed from Arabic (just like many Greek words entered Arabic in the Middle Ages, when the knowledge of Arabs retained its classical style, it was expanded when it spread to Europe). Tufan, the Arabic form of Greek, was introduced into the language used by Indians, and Arabic-speaking Muslim invaders settled in India in the 1 1 century. In this way, the derivation of Arabic words entered English from Hindi (first recorded in 1588) and appeared in English in the form of touffon and tufan, especially the violent storm in India. In China, another word for tropical storm is typhoon. Toi fung, the Cantonese form of Chinese words, is similar to our Arabic loanwords. It was first loaded into English in the form of tuffoon at 1699, and all forms merged together and finally became a typhoon.

Different places have different names, west of the North Pacific Ocean and west of the international international date line, including the South China Sea and the East China Sea, which are called typhoons. Tropical cyclones in the Atlantic Ocean or the eastern North Pacific Ocean are called hurricanes, which means hurricanes in the United States and typhoons in the Philippines, China and Japan. If it is in the southern hemisphere, it is called a whirlwind.

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