Associations to the word «Richter»
Noun
- Gerhard
- Earthquake
- Magnitude
- Quake
- Gretchen
- Hans
- Measuring
- Scale
- Düsseldorf
- Eduard
- Eugen
- Moritz
- Conan
- Bach
- Ludwig
- Dietrich
- Andy
- Emil
- Herr
- Goaltender
- Schiller
- Tremor
- Kurt
- Heinz
- Friedrich
- Helmut
- Georg
- Karl
- Ernst
- Werner
- Liszt
- Tsunami
- Brahms
- Oskar
- Fischer
- Conrad
- Erwin
- Markus
- Heinrich
- Franz
- Curt
- Philharmonic
- Tobias
- Goethe
- Johan
- Karin
- Harmonica
- Pianist
- Tuning
- Joachim
- Mannheim
- Erich
- Travis
- Rudolf
- Brien
- Mort
- Conductor
- Christoph
- Gustav
- Josh
- Dracula
- Leipzig
- Helm
- Matthias
- Covent
- Johann
- Gottfried
- Konrad
- Andreas
- Siegfried
- Soloist
- Joey
- Serra
- Claudio
- Josef
- Wilhelm
- Ting
- Organist
- Aus
- Max
- Dmitri
- Frau
- Concerto
- Tchaikovsky
- Burton
- Baton
- Vogel
- Der
- Kai
- Berliner
- Leben
- Stefan
Wiktionary
RICHTER SCALE, proper noun. (seismology) a logarithmic scale used to express the energy released by an earthquake, each increase of 1 representing a 32-fold increase in energy.
RICHTER SCALE, noun. A value on the Richter scale
RICHTER SCALES, noun. Plural of Richter scale
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