"Ένας μεγάλος σεισμός."

Translation: A big earthquake.

[Tomvince]

"a strong earthquake" ?

[D_..]

Strong=δυνατός. 'Δυνατός σεισμός' is something you'd hear in Greek, I didn't know 'strong earthquake' was fine too!

[Tomvince]

a strong earthquake is something we find in the news all the time : https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/aug/24/strong-earthquake-hits-italy-with-people-reportedly-trapped-in-rubble

[jeanprendiville]

A strong or powerful earthquake is a more common expression that a big earthquake for obvious logical reasons.

[_grammaticus]

A big earthquake is labelled as incorrect?

[lcates55]

In Hellenistic Greek, can this also mean "big storm"?

[juxsweet]

Is "a huge earthquake" wrong?