(だくりゅう)

だくりゅう
noun
muddy stream; turbid torrent
1. muddy stream; turbid torrent; raging muddy waters
A fast-flowing body of water that is murky with mud and debris, typically caused by heavy rain, flooding, or a natural disaster. Composed of 濁 (muddy/turbid) + 流 (flow/current).
大雨(おおあめ)(かわ)濁流(だくりゅう)になった。
The heavy rain turned the river into a muddy torrent.
濁流(だくりゅう)(はし)()(なが)した。
The raging muddy waters swept away the bridge.
台風(たいふう)影響(えいきょう)(やま)から濁流(だくりゅう)()()せ、住宅地(じゅうたくち)浸水(しんすい)した。
Due to the typhoon, muddy torrents surged down from the mountains and flooded the residential area.

USAGE:
濁流(だくりゅう) is commonly used in news reports about floods, typhoons, and natural disasters. It conveys a sense of danger and destructive power.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 濁流(だくりゅう)()まれる (be swallowed by the torrent)
  • 濁流(だくりゅう)()()せる (muddy waters surge in)
  • 濁流(だくりゅう)(なが)される (be swept away by the torrent)

SIMILAR WORDS:
激流(げきりゅう) means "rapids" or "raging current" and emphasizes speed and force without necessarily being muddy. 濁流(だくりゅう) specifically highlights the muddiness and turbidity. 鉄砲水(てっぽうみず) means "flash flood" and refers to a sudden surge of water.