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List of typhoon names in 2018 Daquan list of all typhoon names in 2018

the name and number of each year's typhoon are determined in advance. Generally, if not removed, the name of each year's typhoon is used repeatedly. So the name of typhoon has been used repeatedly. What is the name of typhoon this year?

There are 140 names in the naming table, which are provided by 14 member countries and regions in the Asia Pacific region of the World Meteorological Organization, including Cambodia, China, North Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, Macao, Malaysia, Micronesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam. Each country or region provides 10 names. These 140 names are divided into 10 groups with 14 names in each group. They are listed in alphabetical order according to the English names of each member country, and they are used circularly in order, that is, the naming table of tropical cyclones in the Northwest Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea, and the original tropical cyclones are kept.

The characteristics of these names are: no more than 9 letters, easy to pronounce, no bad meaning in each member's language, no trouble for each member, no name of commercial organization, and the name selected should be recognized by all members. If any member objects, this name cannot be used as typhoon name.

List of typhoon names in 2018

Typhoon nomenclature in 2018: the new Pacific typhoon season begins in the new year. How many typhoons in 2018 can't be accurately predicted, but the typhoon center has named the typhoon nomenclature for 2018 from January to 30 this year.

In 2018, typhoon brawan No. 1, English Name: bolaven), No. 1801, the name comes from Laos, meaning: Plateau name, which refers to the brawan Plateau on the southeast border of Laos and Vietnam.

In 2018, No. 2 typhoon Sanba, No. 1802, the name comes from Macao, China, meaning: the famous tourist attraction of Macao, the archway of Sanba.

In 2018, No. 3 typhoon Jelawat, No. 1803, the name comes from Malaysia, meaning: Sudanese fish, belonging to freshwater gerahua, is common in the river.

Typhoon ewiiar No. 4 in 2018, No. 1804, comes from Micronesia, meaning: the traditional storm God of the Truk islands in Micronesia.

No. 5 typhoon maliksi in 2018, No. 1805, the name comes from the Philippines, meaning: fast.

No. 6 typhoon (gaemi) in 2018, No. 1806, the name comes from South Korea, meaning: ant.

Typhoon Prapiroon No. 7 in 2018, No. 1807, the name comes from Thailand, meaning: Rain God.

No. 8 typhoon Maria in 2018, No. 1808, the name comes from the United States, meaning: the name of Chamorro woman.

In 2018, No.9 typhoon (son tinh) and no.1809, the name comes from Vietnam, meaning: the mountain god in the four immortals of Vietnamese folklore.

Typhoon ampil No. 10 (2018), No. 1810, the name comes from Cambodia, meaning: tamarind, a kind of sour bean tree originated in eastern Africa, is also a city tree in Sanya, China.

Wukong, No. 11 typhoon in 2018, No. 1811, the name comes from mainland China, meaning: Monkey King in journey to the West.

Typhoon jongdari No. 12 (2018), No. 1812, the name comes from North Korea, meaning: a songbird.

Shanshan, No. 13 typhoon in 2018, No. 1813, the name comes from Hong Kong, China, meaning: a popular nickname for young girls.

No. 14 typhoon (Yagi) in 2018, No. 1814, the name comes from Japan, meaning: Capricorn (constellation).

No.15 typhoon leepi in 2018, no.1815, the name comes from Laos, meaning: the most beautiful waterfall in the south of Laos.

No. 16 typhoon bebinca in 2018, No. 1816, the name comes from Macao, China, meaning: a kind of milk pudding, a favorite food of Macao people, can be found in Portuguese restaurants in Macao.

Rumbia, No. 17, 2018, No. 1817, the name comes from Malaysia, meaning: a kind of wambia tree rich in sago, which usually grows on the bank, swamp or near water.

No. 18 typhoon Soulik in 2018, No. 1818, the name comes from Micronesia, meaning: the title of the traditional general of bonape island.

Cimaron, No. 19 typhoon in 2018, No. 1819, the name comes from the Philippines, meaning: a kind of buffalo in the Philippines.

No. 20 typhoon jebi in 2018, No. 1820, the name comes from South Korea, meaning: a kind of flying swallow with small size, long wing and fork tail.

Mangkhut, No. 21 typhoon in 2018, No. 1821, the name comes from Thailand, meaning: Fruits loved by Thais.

No. 22 typhoon barijat in 2018, No. 1822, the name comes from the United States, meaning: the coast under the wind and waves (Marshall language).

No. 23 typhoon Trami in 2018, No. 1823, the name comes from Vietnam, meaning: a flower.

Hong Rey, No. 24 typhoon in 2018, No. 1824, the name comes from Cambodia, meaning: the lovely girl and mountain name in Khmer legend.

Yutu, No. 25 typhoon in 2018, No. 1825, the name comes from mainland China, meaning: rabbit in myth and legend.

Typhoon Toraji No. 26 (2018), No. 1826, the name comes from North Korea, meaning: a flower in the deep mountains of North Korea.

No. 27 typhoon man Yi (2018), No. 1827, the name comes from Hong Kong, China, meaning: the name of the channel, which is now a reservoir.

No. 28 typhoon (Usagi) in 2018, No. 1828, the name comes from Japan, meaning: the constellation of lagoon.

No. 29 typhoon Pabuk (2018), No. 1829, the name comes from Laos, meaning: big freshwater fish.

Wutip, No. 30, 2018, No. 1830, the name comes from Macao, China, meaning: an insect.