brausen

The German verb "brausen" means "to roar," "to rush," or "to thunder." It is associated with the sound or movement of something rushing quickly, like wind, water, or engines.

Similar words include:

• rauschen (to rustle, to rush)
• tosen (to rage, to roar)
• dröhnen (to drone, to boom)

Difference:

• Brausen often emphasizes a loud, rapid sound connected with rushing movement.
• Rauschen usually describes softer, continuous sounds, like leaves or water.
• Tosen implies a more violent, turbulent noise.
• Dröhnen focuses on deep, booming sounds often from engines or machines.