South

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Translations 1.3 See also 1.4 Adjective 1.4.1 Translations

English

Pronunciation

IPA: /saʊθ/

SAMPA: /saUT/

Noun

south

1. One of the four major compass points, opposite to north. Maps are usually drawn with the south pointing downwards.

Translations

• Basque: hego , hegoalde
• Breton: su m, kreisteiz m
• Chinese: 南 (nán)
• Bulgarian: юг m
• Catalan: sud m, migdia m, migjorn m
• Dutch: zuid , Zuiden n
• Ekspreso: sud
• Esperanto: sudo
• Finnish: etelä
• French: sud m, midi m
• Frisian: suden n, súd
• German: Süd
• Greek: νότος m
• Hebrew: סדרום m
• Hungarian: dél
• Indonesian: selatan
• Interlingua: sud
• Italian: sud , mezzogiorno, meridione
• Japanese: 南 (みなみ , minami)
• Javanese: kidul
• Korean: 남 (nam: Hanja)
• Kurdish: başûr
• Latin: meridies m, regio australis f
• Polish: południe n
• Portuguese: sul m
• Russian: юг m
• Slovak: juh m
• Spanish: sur m
• Swedish: söder
• Volapük: sulüd

See also

• north
• west
• east

Adjective

south

Synonyms: southern, southerly , southwards

Translations

• Breton: su m, kreisteiz m
• Bulgarian: южен m
• Dutch: zuid , zuidelijk
• Ekspreso: sudal
• Esperanto: suda
• Finnish: eteläinen
• French: sud , méridional
• Frisian: súd , súdlik
• Greek: νότιος
• German סדרום m
• Interlingua: del sud , meridional , austral
• Italian: meridionale
• Latin: australis m,f, australe n
• Polish: południowy m, południowa f południowe n
• Portuguese: sulista m & f, do sul, meridional m & f, austral m & f
• Slovak: južný m, južná f, južné n
• Spanish: del sur
• Swedish: syd
• Volapük: sulüdik