tropisch

Means “equatorial,” referring to the area around the equator; more geographical and formal than the usual adjective “tropical.”

A word-forming element meaning “tropical” or “of the tropics”; usually used as the first part of compound words.

Means “hot”; describes a high temperature, but not specifically tropical climate.

Means “subtropical,” referring to the zone between the tropics and temperate climate; not the same as “tropical.”

Means “warm”; a more general and weaker description of temperature than “tropical.”

Means “exotic,” unusual or unfamiliar for a given country; it can be associated with the tropics, but does not directly describe climate.

Means “equator”; it is a noun, not an adjective, so it is not a direct synonym grammatically.

Means “rainforest”; a type of forest often found in the tropics, but it does not mean “tropical” by itself.

Means “humid” or “damp”; often fits tropical climate, but describes only humidity, not the whole climate.

Means “hot”; the common everyday adjective for high temperature, with the standard spelling in German using ß.