Kamikaze
Divine Winds
noun
Wind of the gods. These are divine winds. More popularly, this is a word known as kamikaze, which became known because of the kamikaze pilots during WWII. This was used before WWII, though, when the entire Mongol fleet was destroyed by a storm, preventing an invasion of Japan. How lucky.
The readings are kun'yomi readings for both, probably because this is two words put together into one. You know the reading of 風 from previous levels, hopefully. Now all you need to do is apply your knowledge of the word 神 to be able to read the rest.
神風が味方する
the divine winds are on our side
神風がふく
divine winds blow
神風が起こる
a divine wind occurs
「風の神様」が、神風を起こしたんだよ。
The 'Wind God' brought forth the divine wind.
神風のおかげで、日本が大勝利をするミラクルが起きたんだ。
Thanks to the divine wind, Japan experienced a miraculous victory.
五年前、神風が吹き、コウイチはビエトの軍隊を海岸から後退させた。
Five years ago, Koichi drove Viet’s troops back from his shores where they were swallowed up by a divine wind.