সমুদ্র বিছানা এ ভূমিকম্প

Noun:

সমুদ্রগর্ভে ভূমিকম্প,

seaquake's Usage Examples:

Off the Egyptian coast, sailors were said to have felt a seaquake while along the Lebanese and Palestinian coasts, tsunamis were witnessed.

island through miraculous intervention during an earthquake in 1831 and a seaquake in 1891.

A seaquake reveals the sunken pirate ship of Polacky the Plunderer—which contains.

"Chile's coastal towns face double whammy of damage from earthquake and seaquake", Juan Ferero, 3 March 2010 (accessed 3 March 2010) List of towns in Chile.

Leone and Basso on the island of Malamocco, which had been destroyed by a seaquake.

Sank in a seaquake in 1907.

Romans occupied the area, but a seaquake destroyed their town or villa in the 4th century.

While she seeks relics in a cave, a seaquake sinks their ship without survivors.

displaced iceberg, the fear of running aground while becalmed, and a sudden seaquake.

premises of the two aisles of the building, which were spared by the Amalfi seaquake of 1343.

Tsunami and seaquake induced responses of large marine structures.

Caerden's fleet, the China and the Walcheren, were lost as a result of a seaquake caused by an eruption of the volcano Tafasoho.

Greek had a memory of the explosion of the Island of Santorini and of the seaquake it provoked as well as other consequences affecting climate.

"Chile's coastal towns face double whammy of damage from earthquake and seaquake", Juan Ferero, 3 March 2010 (accessed 3 March 2010) RIA Novosti, "Chile.

A sudden seaquake shakes the meteorite to its core and it starts sinking into the sea.

process? 33 "Undersea Urgency" December 19, 1996 (1996-12-19) H00616-94012 A seaquake releases a horde of murderous amphibians on a nearly-completed underwater.

seaquake's Meaning':

an earthquake at the sea bed