This is the 6348th most frequent Dutch word.
sturm
"Sturm" is not a Dutch word; it is German for "storm." In Dutch, "storm" is the equivalent term.
Here, 'sturm' is used as a noun (storm) referring to a severe weather condition.
De sturm heeft veel schade aangericht.
The storm caused a lot of damage.
In this context, 'sturm' is employed metaphorically as 'assault,' describing an offensive action or advance in a conflict.
Tijdens de oorlog leidde de generaal een moedige sturm op het fort.
During the war, the general led a brave assault on the fort.
Here, 'sturm' forms part of the word 'sturmloop,' indicating a rush or surge of people, showing a figurative usage of the term.