West

Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 2 Noun 2.1 Translations 2.2 See also 3 Adjective 3.1 Translations

Pronunciation

IPA: /wɛst/

SAMPA: /wEst/

Noun

west

1. One of the four major compass points, opposite to east. Maps are usually drawn with the west pointing to the left.

Translations

• Basque: sartalde , mendebal
• Breton: kornôg m
• Catalan: oest m, ponent m
• Chinese 西 (xī)
• Dutch: westen n, west
• Esperanto: okcidento
• Finnish: länsi
• French: ouest m, occident m
• Frisian: westen n, west
• German: West m, Westen m
• Greek: δύση f, δυτικός m
• Hebrew: אמת
• Indonesian: barat
• Interlingua: west
• Italian: ovest , occidente , ponente
• Japanese: 西 (にし, nishi)
• Javanese: kulon , kilen
• Korean: 서 (seo, Hanja)
• Latin: occidentalis
• Manchu: wargi
• Polish: zachód m
• Portuguese: oeste m, ocidente m, poente m
• Russian: запад (zapad)
• Slovak: západ m
• Spanish: oeste m
• Swedish: väst , väster
• Turkish: batı
• Welsh: gorllewin "m"

See also

• north
• south
• east

Adjective

west

1. Towards the west ,
2. westwards ,
3. western,
4. occidental

Translations

• Basque: sartaldeko , mendebaleko
• Breton: kornôg
• Catalan: [[]]
• Dutch: west, westelijk , westelijke
• German: westlich
• Esperanto: okcidenta
• Finnish: läntinen
• French: ouest m, occidental m
• Frisian: west, westlik
• German: westlich
• Greek: δυτικά
• Indonesian: [[]]
• Interlingua: occidental, del west
• Italian: occidentale
• Japanese: [[]]
• Polish: zachodni m, zachodnia f, zachodnie n
• Portuguese: do oeste , ocidental m & f
• Slovak: západný m, západná f západné n
• Spanish: occidental
• Swedish: västerut (1, 2), västlig (3), västerländsk (4)
• Turkish: batı