Upper

//ˈʌpə(ɹ)//

Translations of "upper" (45 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἀνώτερος(at a higher level, rank or position)	anṓteros
Arabic	أعلى(at a higher level, rank or position), أَعْلَى(at a higher level, rank or position), عُلْوِيّ(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), عُلْيَا(at a higher level, rank or position), فوقاني(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), فَوْقَانِيّ(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	ʔaʕla, ʔaʕlā, ʕulwiyy, ʕulyā, fōgāni, fawqāniyy
Armenian	վերին(at a higher level, rank or position), վերին(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), վերին(of a later division of some period)	verin, verin, verin
Azerbaijani	yuxarı(at a higher level, rank or position), yuxarı(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	—
Belarusian	ве́рхні(at a higher level, rank or position)	vjérxni
Bulgarian	го́рен(at a higher level, rank or position), горен(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), по́-го́рен(at a higher level, rank or position), горница(the part of a shoe above the sole)	góren, goren, pó-góren, gornica
Catalan	alt(of a later division of some period), superior(at a higher level, rank or position), superior(of a later division of some period), empenya(the part of a shoe above the sole)	—
Chinese Mandarin	上的(at a higher level, rank or position), 上邊的 /上边的(at a higher level, rank or position)	shàng de, shàngbiān de
Czech	horní(at a higher level, rank or position), vrchní(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Danish	øvre(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	—
Egyptian	Hr:r-y:N1(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	ḥrj
Esperanto	supra(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	—
Evenki	угу(at a higher level, rank or position)	ugu
Finnish	kaukaisempi(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), korkeampi(at a higher level, rank or position), myöhempi(of a later division of some period), pohjoisempi(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), ylempi(at a higher level, rank or position), ylempi(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), ylä(secondary; as of school)	—
French	supérieur(at a higher level, rank or position), empeigne(the part of a shoe above the sole)	—
Galician	superior(at a higher level, rank or position), empeña(the part of a shoe above the sole)	—
Georgian	ზედა(at a higher level, rank or position), ზემო(at a higher level, rank or position), ზემოთა(at a higher level, rank or position)	zeda, zemo, zemota
German	ober(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), oberer(at a higher level, rank or position), Oberleder(the part of a shoe above the sole), Upper(stimulant)	—
Hebrew	עֶלְיוֹן(at a higher level, rank or position)	'elyón
Hungarian	felső(at a higher level, rank or position), felső(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	—
Irish	uachtar(the part of a shoe above the sole)	—
Italian	superiore(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Japanese	上の(at a higher level, rank or position)	ue no
Korean	위의(at a higher level, rank or position)	wiui
Latin	superus(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Macedonian	горен(at a higher level, rank or position), погорен(at a higher level, rank or position)	goren, pogoren
Manchu	ᡩᡝᡵᡤᡳ(at a higher level, rank or position)	dergi
Māori	(pūroi) haupiki(stimulant), ngawhewhe(the part of a shoe above the sole)	—
Mongolian	дээд(at a higher level, rank or position)	deed
Nanai	увуй(at a higher level, rank or position)	uwuj
Norwegian	øvre(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	—
Ottoman Turkish	اوست(at a higher level, rank or position), اوست(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), یوقاری(at a higher level, rank or position), یوقاری(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	üst, üst, yukarı, yukarı
Persian	بالاتر(at a higher level, rank or position), بالاتر(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly)	bâlâtar, bâlâtar
Polish	górny(at a higher level, rank or position), wierzchni(at a higher level, rank or position), cholewka(the part of a shoe above the sole)	—
Portuguese	acima(at a higher level, rank or position), de cima(at a higher level, rank or position), superior(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Quechua	hanan(at a higher level, rank or position), hanaq(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Russian	ве́рхний(at a higher level, rank or position), ве́рхний(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), по́здний(of a later division of some period)	vérxnij, vérxnij, pózdnij
Sanskrit	उत्तर(at a higher level, rank or position)	uttara
Scots	buiner(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Serbo-Croatian	gȏrnjī(at a higher level, rank or position), го̑рњӣ(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Slovak	horný(at a higher level, rank or position), vrchný(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Slovene	gornji(at a higher level, rank or position)	—
Spanish	superior(at a higher level, rank or position), empeine(the part of a shoe above the sole)	—
Swedish	gymnasial(secondary; as of school), övre(at a higher level, rank or position), övre(situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly), ovanläder(the part of a shoe above the sole), uppåttjack(stimulant)	—
Ukrainian	ве́рхній(at a higher level, rank or position)	vérxnij