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Southern

//ˈsʌðən//

Translations of "southern" (77 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	jugor(of the south)	—
Ancient Greek	νοτερός(of the south)	noterós
Arabic	جَنُوبِيّ(of the south)	janūbiyy
Armenian	հարավային(of the south)	haravayin
Azerbaijani	cənubi(of the south), güney(of the south)	—
Basque	hegoaldeko(of the south)	—
Belarusian	паўднёвы(of the south)	pawdnjóvy
Bengali	দক্ষিণ(of the south)	dokkhin
Bulgarian	ю́жен(of the south)	júžen
Burmese	တောင်(of the south)	taung
Catalan	austral(of the south), meridional(of the south)	—
Chinese	南(of the south), 南方(of the south)	zh-min-nan, lâm-hong
Chinese Mandarin	南(of the south), 南方(of the south)	nán, nánfāng
Czech	jižní(of the south)	—
Danish	sydlig(of the south)	—
Dutch	zuid(of the south), zuidelijk(of the south)	—
Egyptian	rsw-y:N21(of the south)	rsj
Esperanto	suda(of the south)	—
Estonian	lõuna-(of the south), lõunamaine(of the south)	—
Faroese	syðri(of the south)	—
Finnish	etelä-(of the south), eteläinen(of the south)	—
French	austral(of the south), méridional(of the south), sud(of the south)	—
Georgian	სამხრეთიდან(of the south), სამხრეთის(of the south), სამხრეთისა(of the south), სამხრეთული(of the south)	samxretidan, samxretis, samxretisa, samxretuli
German	Süd-(of the south), südlich(of the south)	—
Greek	νότιος(of the south)	nótios
Hakka Chinese	南(of the south), 南方(of the south)	nàm, nàm-fông
Hebrew	דְּרוֹמִי(of the south)	dromí
Hindi	दक्षिणी(of the south)	dakṣiṇī
Hungarian	déli(of the south)	—
Ido	australa(of the south), sudala(of the south)	—
Ingrian	lounain(of the south)	—
Interlingua	del sud(of the south), meridional(of the south)	—
Irish	deisceartach(of the south)	—
Italian	meridionale(of the south)	—
Japanese	南(of the south)	minami
Kazakh	оңтүстік(of the south)	oñtüstık
Khmer	ខាងត្បូង(of the south)	khaang tboung
Korean	남쪽의(of the south)	namjjogui
Kyrgyz	түштүктүк(of the south)	tüştüktük
Lao	ໃຕ້(of the south)	tai
Latin	austrālis(of the south), merīdiōnālis(of the south)	—
Latvian	dienvidu(of the south)	—
Lithuanian	pietinis(of the south), pietų(of the south)	—
Macedonian	јужен(of the south)	južen
Northern Kurdish	başûrî(of the south)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	sydlig(of the south), søndre(of the south), sørlig(of the south)	—
Occitan	austral(of the south), meridional(of the south)	—
Pashto	جنوبي(of the south), سوهيلي(of the south), سويلي(of the south)	janubi, sohayli, soeli
Persian	جنوبی(of the south)	jonubi
Piedmontese	meridional(of the south)	—
Polish	południowy(of the south)	—
Portuguese	austral(of the south), do sul(of the south), meridional(of the south)	—
Romanian	austral(of the south), meridional(of the south), sudic(of the south)	—
Russian	ю́жный(of the south)	júžnyj
Scots	soothren(of the south)	—
Scottish Gaelic	a deas(of the south), deas(of the south)	—
Serbo-Croatian	jȕžnī(of the south), ју̏жнӣ(of the south)	—
Slovak	južný(of the south)	—
Slovene	južen(of the south)	—
Spanish	austral(of the south), del sur(of the south), meridional(of the south), sureño(of the south)	—
Swedish	sydlig(of the south), södra(of the south)	—
Tagalog	katimugan(of the south)	—
Tajik	ҷанубӣ(of the south)	janubi
Tatar	көньяк(of the south)	könʹyaq
Thai	ใต้(of the south)	dtâai
Tocharian B	omotruññaiṣṣe(of the south)	—
Turkish	güney(of the south), güneyli(of the south)	—
Turkmen	günorta(of the south)	—
Ukrainian	півде́нний(of the south)	pivdénnyj
Upper Sorbian	južny(of the south), połodniši(of the south)	—
Urdu	جُنُوبی(of the south)	junubī
Uyghur	جەنۇبىي(of the south)	jenubiy
Uzbek	janubiy(of the south)	—
Vietnamese	nam(of the south)	—
Volapük	sulüdik(of the south)	—
Welsh	deheuol(of the south)	—
Yiddish	דרומדיק(of the south)	doremdik