Outdoors

//aʊtˈdɔː(ɹ)z//

Translations of "outdoors" (38 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	buitenshuis(in the open air)	—
Armenian	բացօթյա(in the open air), դուրս(in the open air)	bacʻōtʻya, durs
Azerbaijani	açıq havada(in the open air), bayırda(in the open air), dışda(in the open air), eşikdə(in the open air), çöldə(in the open air), bayır(environment outside of enclosed structures), dış(environment outside of enclosed structures), eşik(environment outside of enclosed structures), çöl(environment outside of enclosed structures)	—
Bashkir	тышта(in the open air)	tışta
Bulgarian	на открито(in the open air), навън(in the open air)	na otkrito, navǎn
Catalan	a l'aire lliure(in the open air)	—
Chinese Mandarin	室外(in the open air), 戶外 /户外(in the open air)	shìwài, hùwài
Czech	příroda(countryside away from cities)	—
Danish	udendørs(in the open air)	—
Finnish	ulkoilmassa(in the open air), ulkona(in the open air), ulos(in the open air), luonto(environment outside of enclosed structures), ulkoilmaelämä(environment outside of enclosed structures)	—
French	dehors(in the open air), en plein air(in the open air), à l'extérieur(in the open air), dehors(environment outside of enclosed structures)	—
Galician	ao ar libre(in the open air)	—
German	an der frischen Luft(in the open air), draußen(in the open air), im Freien(in the open air)	—
Greek	έξω(in the open air), εξωτερικός χώρος(in the open air)	éxo, exoterikós chóros
Hungarian	a szabadban(in the open air), kint(in the open air)	—
Icelandic	undir berum himni(in the open air), utandyra(in the open air), utanhúss(in the open air), úti(in the open air)	—
Ingrian	ikkunaal(in the open air), ikkunalle(in the open air), kujal(in the open air), kujalle(in the open air), uulitsaal(in the open air), uulitsalle(in the open air)	—
Interlingua	al aere libere(in the open air)	—
Irish	lasmuigh(in the open air)	—
Italian	all'aperto(in the open air), all'aria aperta(in the open air), fuori(in the open air)	—
Jamaican Creole	outaduo(in the open air)	—
Japanese	室外で(in the open air), 屋外で(in the open air)	shitsugai de, okugai de
Latin	forās(in the open air), forīs(in the open air)	—
Māori	o waho(in the open air)	—
Norwegian	utendørs(in the open air)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	utadørs(in the open air)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	utandørs(in the open air)	—
Old English	ūt(in the open air), ūte(in the open air)	—
Ottoman Turkish	طیشاری(in the open air)	dışarı
Polish	na dworze(in the open air), na zewnątrz(in the open air), dwór(environment outside of enclosed structures), natura(countryside away from cities), przyroda(countryside away from cities)	—
Portuguese	a céu aberto(in the open air), ao ar livre(in the open air)	—
Russian	снару́жи(in the open air)	snarúži
Spanish	a la intemperie(in the open air), al aire libre(in the open air), al fresco(in the open air), aire libre(environment outside of enclosed structures), intemperie(environment outside of enclosed structures)	—
Swedish	utomhus(in the open air)	—
Thai	ข้างนอก(environment outside of enclosed structures)	kâang-nɔ̂ɔk
Ukrainian	надво́рі(in the open air)	nadvóri
Walloon	a l' ouxh(in the open air)	—
Yiddish	דרויסן(in the open air)	droysn