sever Interlingua - Russian

1.

• Englishto separate into parts with or as if with a sharp-edged instrument, sever

• Russianвыреза́ть

2.

• Englishcompass point

• Afrikaansnoord

• Albanianveri

• Amharicሰሜን

• Arabicشَمَال

• Aragonesenorte

• Aramaic

• Armenianհյուսիս

• Aromaniannordu, Nordu, njadzã-noapti

• Asturiannorte

• Azerişimal

• Bashkirтөньяҡ

• Basqueipar, helburu qualifier

• Belarusianпо́ўнач

• Bengaliউত্তর

• Bretonnorzh

• Bulgarianсе́вер

• Burmeseမြောက်

• Catalannord

• Cebuanoamihanan

• Central Melanauutara

• Chechenкъилбаседе

• Chinese

• Chuvashçурçĕр

• Coptic

• Corsicannordu

• Crimean Tatarşimal, sırt

• Czechsever

• Danishnord

• Dutchnoorden

• Esperantonordo

• Estonianpõhi

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Frenchnord

• Friuliannord

• Gagauzpoyraz

• Galiciannorte

• Georgianჩრდილოეთი

• GermanNorden

• Greekβορράς

• Greenlandicavannarleq

• Gujaratiઉત્તર

• Haitian Creoleneeded

• Hawaiianʻākau

• Hebre צָּפוֹן

• Hindiउत्तर

• Hungarianészak

• Ibanutara

• Icelandicnorður

• Idonordo

• Indonesianutara

• Ingushneeded

• Interlinguanord

• Interlinguenord

• Irishtuaisceart

• Italiannord

• Japanese北

• Javaneselor, lèr

• Kabardianищхъэрэ

• Kannadaಉತ್ತರ

• Kapampanganpangulu

• Karachay-Balkarшимал

• Kazakhсолтүстік

• Khakasалтынзарых

• Khmerខាងជើង

• Korean북북쪽

• Koryakайгытӄын

• Kumykтемиркъазыкъ

• Kurdishbakur, باکور

• Kyrgyzтүндүк

• Laoເໜືອ

• Latgalianpūstumi

• Latinborealis, septentriō

• Latvianziemeļi

• Lithuanianšiaurė

• Lojbanberti

• Macedonianсе́вер

• Malayutara

• Malayalamവടക്ക്

• Maltesetramuntana, ta' fuq

• Manchu(amargi)

• Maoritokerau, raki

• Mongolianхойд

• Nahuatlmictlampa

• Navajonáhookǫs

• Norwegiannord

• Ojibwegiiwedinong

• Okinawan北

• Old church slavonicсѣверъ

• Old Norsenorðr

• Oriyaଉତ୍ତର

• Ossetianцæгат

• Persianشمال

• Polishpółnoc

• Portuguesenorte

• Punjabiਉੱਤਰ

• Romaniannord

• Romanschnord

• Russianсе́вер

• Sanskritउत्तर

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shorқузам

• Sinhaleseඋතුර

• Slovaksever

• Slovenesever

• Southern Altaiтӱндӱк

• Southern Amami-Oshima北

• Spanishnorteseptentrión

• Swahilikaskazi, hanali

• Swedishnord, norr

• Tagaloghilaga

• Tajikшимол

• Tamilவடக்கு

• Tatarтөньяк

• Teluguఉత్తరము, ఉత్తరం

• Thaiทิศเหนือเหนือ

• Tibetanབྱང་

• Turkishkuzey, şimal qualifier

• Turkmendemirgazyk

• Tuvanсоңгу чүк

• Ukrainianпі́вніч

• Urduشمالاتر

• Uzbekshimol

• Vietnamesephía bắc, hướng bắc, bắc

• Volapüknolüd

• WalloonnôrVûcir

• Waray-Waraynorte

• Welshgogledd

• West Coast Bajautoro

• West frisiannoarden

• Yakutхоту

• Yiddishצפֿון

• Yonaguniニチ

• 
  

• Englishtoward the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Czechseverní

• Dutchnoordwaarts

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Galicianao norte, ó norte

• Greekβόρειος

• Hungarianészaki

• Italiana nord

• Lojbanberti

• Macedonianсе́верно

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portugueseao norte

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Spanishal norte

• 
  

• Englishpart of a corridor used by northbound traffic

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Hungarianészaki

• Russianсе́верный

• Basquecheckiparreko, checkipartar

• Bretonchecknorzh

• Serbo-Croatianchecksjeverni

• Esperantochecknorda

• Frenchchecknord, checkseptentrional, checkboréal

• West frisianchecknoard, checknoardlik

• Germanqualifierdenördlich

• Interlinguacheckdel nord, checknordic, checkseptentrional

• Italianchecksettentrionale, checknordico

• Latincheckborealis

• Manchucheckamargi

• Norwegianchecknord

• Old Norsechecknorðr

• Slovakcheckseverný

• Spanishchecknorteño

• Swedishchecknorr

• Welshcheckgogleddol

3.

• Englishto sever with an axe or similar

• Danishhugge

• Faroesehøgga

• Finnishhakata (

• Galiciantallar

• Georgianჩეხა

• Greekκόβω, τέμνω

• Maoritokitoki

• Portuguesetalhar

4.

• Englishcompass point

• Afrikaansnoord

• Albanianveri

• Amharicሰሜን

• Arabicشَمَال

• Aragonesenorte

• Aramaic

• Armenianհյուսիս

• Aromaniannordu, Nordu, njadzã-noapti

• Asturiannorte

• Azerişimal

• Bashkirтөньяҡ

• Basqueipar, helburu qualifier

• Belarusianпо́ўнач

• Bengaliউত্তর

• Bretonnorzh

• Bulgarianсе́вер

• Burmeseမြောက်

• Catalannord

• Cebuanoamihanan

• Central Melanauutara

• Chechenкъилбаседе

• Chinese

• Chuvashçурçĕр

• Coptic

• Corsicannordu

• Crimean Tatarşimal, sırt

• Czechsever

• Danishnord

• Dutchnoorden

• Esperantonordo

• Estonianpõhi

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Frenchnord

• Friuliannord

• Gagauzpoyraz

• Galiciannorte

• Georgianჩრდილოეთი

• GermanNorden

• Greekβορράς

• Greenlandicavannarleq

• Gujaratiઉત્તર

• Haitian Creoleneeded

• Hawaiianʻākau

• Hebre צָּפוֹן

• Hindiउत्तर

• Hungarianészak

• Ibanutara

• Icelandicnorður

• Idonordo

• Indonesianutara

• Ingushneeded

• Interlinguanord

• Interlinguenord

• Irishtuaisceart

• Italiannord

• Japanese北

• Javaneselor, lèr

• Kabardianищхъэрэ

• Kannadaಉತ್ತರ

• Kapampanganpangulu

• Karachay-Balkarшимал

• Kazakhсолтүстік

• Khakasалтынзарых

• Khmerខាងជើង

• Korean북북쪽

• Koryakайгытӄын

• Kumykтемиркъазыкъ

• Kurdishbakur, باکور

• Kyrgyzтүндүк

• Laoເໜືອ

• Latgalianpūstumi

• Latinborealis, septentriō

• Latvianziemeļi

• Lithuanianšiaurė

• Lojbanberti

• Macedonianсе́вер

• Malayutara

• Malayalamവടക്ക്

• Maltesetramuntana, ta' fuq

• Manchu(amargi)

• Maoritokerau, raki

• Mongolianхойд

• Nahuatlmictlampa

• Navajonáhookǫs

• Norwegiannord

• Ojibwegiiwedinong

• Okinawan北

• Old church slavonicсѣверъ

• Old Norsenorðr

• Oriyaଉତ୍ତର

• Ossetianцæгат

• Persianشمال

• Polishpółnoc

• Portuguesenorte

• Punjabiਉੱਤਰ

• Romaniannord

• Romanschnord

• Russianсе́вер

• Sanskritउत्तर

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shorқузам

• Sinhaleseඋතුර

• Slovaksever

• Slovenesever

• Southern Altaiтӱндӱк

• Southern Amami-Oshima北

• Spanishnorteseptentrión

• Swahilikaskazi, hanali

• Swedishnord, norr

• Tagaloghilaga

• Tajikшимол

• Tamilவடக்கு

• Tatarтөньяк

• Teluguఉత్తరము, ఉత్తరం

• Thaiทิศเหนือเหนือ

• Tibetanབྱང་

• Turkishkuzey, şimal qualifier

• Turkmendemirgazyk

• Tuvanсоңгу чүк

• Ukrainianпі́вніч

• Urduشمالاتر

• Uzbekshimol

• Vietnamesephía bắc, hướng bắc, bắc

• Volapüknolüd

• WalloonnôrVûcir

• Waray-Waraynorte

• Welshgogledd

• West Coast Bajautoro

• West frisiannoarden

• Yakutхоту

• Yiddishצפֿון

• Yonaguniニチ

• 
  

• Englishtoward the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Czechseverní

• Dutchnoordwaarts

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Galicianao norte, ó norte

• Greekβόρειος

• Hungarianészaki

• Italiana nord

• Lojbanberti

• Macedonianсе́верно

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portugueseao norte

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Spanishal norte

• 
  

• Englishpart of a corridor used by northbound traffic

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Hungarianészaki

• Russianсе́верный

• Basquecheckiparreko, checkipartar

• Bretonchecknorzh

• Serbo-Croatianchecksjeverni

• Esperantochecknorda

• Frenchchecknord, checkseptentrional, checkboréal

• West frisianchecknoard, checknoardlik

• Germanqualifierdenördlich

• Interlinguacheckdel nord, checknordic, checkseptentrional

• Italianchecksettentrionale, checknordico

• Latincheckborealis

• Manchucheckamargi

• Norwegianchecknord

• Old Norsechecknorðr

• Slovakcheckseverný

• Spanishchecknorteño

• Swedishchecknorr

• Welshcheckgogleddol

5.

• Englishunrelenting or unyielding in severity

• Catalanimplacable

• Chinese

• Finnishleppymätön, säälimätön, heltymätön

• Frenchimplacable, impitoyable

• Germanunnachgiebig

• Italianimplacabile

• Maoripapahueke

• Portugueseimplacável

• Romaniansever

• Russianнеумоли́мый, непрекло́нный, qualifierru

• Spanishimplacable, furioso

6.

• Englishone of several similar units of a song, consisting of several lines, generally rhymed

• Armenianտուն

• Chinese

• Danishstrofe

• Dutchcouplet

• Finnishsäkeistö

• Frenchcouplet

• GermanStrophe

• Greekστροφή

• Hebre בַּיִת

• Irishvéarsa

• Italianstrofa

• Norwegian

• Persianبند

• Portugueseverso

• Russianкупле́т

• Scottish gaelicearrann

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishestrofa

• Swedishstrof

7.

• Englishhaving a hardness and severity of nature or manner

• Arabicصَارِم, مُتَشَدِّد

• Bulgarianсуровтвърд

• Catalansever

• Dutchstreng

• Frenchsévère

• Finnishankara

• Georgianსასტიკი

• Germanstreng, hart, bitter, unnachgiebig

• Greekαυστηρός

• Hungarianszigorú, rideg

• Italianaustero, severo, duro, rigido

• Japanese厳格

• Latinfirmatus

• Maorimakiki, taikaha

• Portuguesesevero, austero, rígido

• Romaniandur, sever

• Russianстро́гий, суро́вый

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakneúprosný, tvrdý, prísny

• Spanishsevero

• Swedishsträng, rigorös, strikt, barsk, hård

• Turkishsert, haşin, katı

8.

• Englishseparate, sever, or split

• Armenianտրոհել

• Finnisherottaa

9.

• Englishvery bad or intense

• Armenianծանր

• Chinese

• Danishhård, stærk, voldso

• Finnishankara, vakava, raju, tuima

• Frenchgrave, sévère

• Greekσφοδρός

• Hungariankomoly, súlyos

• Indonesianparah

• Italianrigido, duro, grave

• Japanese酷い

• Latviannopietns, ārkārtējs

• Maoripākaha qualifier

• Occitansevèr, estricte

• Polishpoważny

• Portuguesesevero

• Russianсуро́вый, тяжёлый

• Spanishsevero, grave

• 
  

• Englishstrict or harsh

• Basquezorrotz

• Chinese

• Danishstreng

• Esperantosevera

• Finnishankara, vaikea

• Germanstreng

• Greekαυστηρός

• Hungarianszigorú

• Italianduro, severo, rigido

• Japanese厳しい

• Latvianbargs

• Occitanestricte, sevèr

• Polishsrogi

• Portugueseduro, rígido, severo

• Russianсуро́вый, стро́гий, жёсткий

• Spanishsevero

• Volapüksevärik

• 
  

• Englishaustere

• Frenchsévère

• Greekαυστηρός

• Japanese渋い

• Occitansevèr, austèr

• Portugueseaustero, severo

• Spanishsevero, austero

• Arabiccheckقاس

• Dutchcheckstreng

• Frenchchecksévère

• Icelandiccheckstrangur

• Irishcheckaithrinneach

• Italianchecksevero

• Koreancheck엄격한

• Swedishchecksträng

• Telugucheckతీవ్రమైన

10.

• Englishdemanding a lot of effort to endure

• Armenianծանր, դժվար

• Bashkirҡыйын

• Bulgarianтежък, труден

• Chinese

• Dutchmoeilijk, zwaar

• Esperantosevera

• Finnishrankka, kova

• Frenchdur

• Germanschwierig, schwer

• Greek

• Interlinguadur, difficile

• Khmerយ៉ាប់

• Limburgishhelle

• Macedonianтежок

• Maore Comoriandziro

• Ngazidja Comoriandziro

• Pashtoګران

• Plautdietschschwoa

• Polishciężki

• Portugueseduro, difícil, árduo

• Romaniangreu

• Russianтяже́лый, тру́дный

• Swahiligumu

• Swedishhård, svår

• Teluguకఠిన, కఠోర

• Vietnamesekhó khăn, khốn khó

• Welshcaled

• 
  

• Englishsevere

• Bulgarianтежък, усилен

• Catalandur

• Chinese

• Dutchhard

• Esperantosevera

• Finnishankara

• Frenchdur

• Germanhart

• Greek

• Interlinguasever

• Lithuaniangriežtas, rūstus

• Macedonianтежок

• Pashtoزيږ

• Polishsurowy

• Portuguesedifícil, severo

• Romanianvârtos, sever

• Russianтяжёлый, тру́дный qualifier

• Scottish gaeliccruaidh, borb, garg

• Spanishduro

• Swahiligumu

• Swedishhård, sträng

• Vietnamesekhó tính, khó, khó khăn

• 
  

• Englishof water, high in dissolved calcium compounds

• Armenian անտանելի

• Bulgarianтвърд

• Catalandura

• Chinese

• Czechtvrdý

• Dutchhard, kalkrijk

• Finnishkova

• Frenchdure

• Germanhart

• Italiancruda

• Latvianciets

• Macedonianтврда

• Polishtwarda

• Portugueseduro

• Romaniandură

• Russianневыносимый

• Spanishduro

• Teluguకఠిన

• Turkishsert

• tare (1,6), greu, dificil (2,3,4) sever (4), neindoielnic (5)

11.

• Englishsevere or cruel

• Armenianդաժան

• Bulgarianрязък, суров

• Catalansever

• Chinese

• Danishgrov

• Dutchwreed, zwaar

• Finnishtyly, julma, kova, ankara, raaka

• Frenchsévère, cruel

• Germanunwirsch, harsch, schar, hart, streng, schrill,

• Greekσκληρός

• Italianduro, severo, crudele, rigido, rigoroso

• Korean냉혹하다

• Maorikakawa

• Portugueseduro, severo, grosso, grosseiro, cruel

• Romanianaspru, sever

• Russianре́зкий, гру́бый, суро́вый, стро́гий

• Spanishduro, severo

• Swahilimkali

• Volapüksevärik

• Albaniancheckashpër, checkvrazhdë

• Bengalicheckরুক্ষ

• Chinesecheck苛刻的 (kēkè de)

• Dutchcheckruw

• Frenchcheckdur

• Japanesecheck粗い

• Koreancheck가혹한

• Latincheckdurus

• Polishcheckszorstkiszorstkie

• Serbo-Croatian

• Scottish gaeliccheckborb, checkgarg, checkcruaidh, checksearbh

12.

• Englishvery bad or intense

• Armenianծանր

• Chinese

• Danishhård, stærk, voldso

• Finnishankara, vakava, raju, tuima

• Frenchgrave, sévère

• Greekσφοδρός

• Hungariankomoly, súlyos

• Indonesianparah

• Irishanróiteach

• Italianrigido, duro, grave

• Japanese酷い

• Latviannopietns, ārkārtējs

• Maoripākaha qualifier

• Occitansevèr, estricte

• Polishpoważny

• Portuguesesevero

• Russianсуро́вый, тяжёлый

• Spanishsevero, grave

• 
  

• Englishstrict or harsh

• Basquezorrotz

• Chinese

• Danishstreng

• Esperantosevera

• Finnishankara, vaikea

• Germanstreng

• Greekαυστηρός

• Hungarianszigorú

• Italianduro, severo, rigido

• Japanese厳しい

• Latvianbargs

• Occitanestricte, sevèr

• Polishsrogi

• Portugueseduro, rígido, severo

• Russianсуро́вый, стро́гий, жёсткий

• Spanishsevero

• Volapüksevärik

• 
  

• Englishaustere

• Frenchsévère

• Greekαυστηρός

• Japanese渋い

• Occitansevèr, austèr

• Portugueseaustero, severo

• Spanishsevero, austero

• Arabiccheckقاس

• Dutchcheckstreng

• Frenchchecksévère

• Icelandiccheckstrangur

• Irishcheckaithrinneach

• Italianchecksevero

• Koreancheck엄격한

• Swedishchecksträng

• Telugucheckతీవ్రమైన

13.

• Englishscientology: deliberate severing of ties with family and friends

• Finnishsiteiden katkaisu

• 
  

• Englishto sever or interrupt a connection

• Armenianանջատել

• Bulgarianразединявам, разделям, прекъсвам

• Catalandesconnectar

• Czechodpojit

• Finnishkatkaista, katkaista yhteys, kytkeä irti

• Greekαποσυνδέω

• Hebre ניתק

• Swedishkoppla från

14.

• Englishdemanding a lot of effort to endure

• Armenianծանր, դժվար

• Bashkirҡыйын

• Bulgarianтежък, труден

• Chinese

• Dutchmoeilijk, zwaar

• Esperantosevera

• Finnishrankka, kova

• Frenchdur

• Germanschwierig, schwer

• Greek

• Interlinguadur, difficile

• Khmerយ៉ាប់

• Limburgishhelle

• Macedonianтежок

• Maore Comoriandziro

• Ngazidja Comoriandziro

• Pashtoګران

• Plautdietschschwoa

• Polishciężki

• Portugueseduro, difícil, árduo

• Romaniangreu

• Russianтяже́лый, тру́дный

• Swahiligumu

• Swedishhård, svår

• Teluguకఠిన, కఠోర

• Vietnamesekhó khăn, khốn khó

• Welshcaled

• 
  

• Englishsevere

• Bulgarianтежък, усилен

• Catalandur

• Chinese

• Dutchhard

• Esperantosevera

• Finnishankara

• Frenchdur

• Germanhart

• Greek

• Interlinguasever

• Lithuaniangriežtas, rūstus

• Macedonianтежок

• Pashtoزيږ

• Polishsurowy

• Portuguesedifícil, severo

• Romanianvârtos, sever

• Russianтяжёлый, тру́дный qualifier

• Scottish gaeliccruaidh, borb, garg

• Spanishduro

• Swahiligumu

• Swedishhård, sträng

• Vietnamesekhó tính, khó, khó khăn

• 
  

• Englishof water, high in dissolved calcium compounds

• Armenian անտանելի

• Bulgarianтвърд

• Catalandura

• Chinese

• Czechtvrdý

• Dutchhard, kalkrijk

• Finnishkova

• Frenchdure

• Germanhart

• Italiancruda

• Latvianciets

• Macedonianтврда

• Polishtwarda

• Portugueseduro

• Romaniandură

• Russianневыносимый

• Spanishduro

• Teluguకఠిన

• Turkishsert

• tare (1,6), greu, dificil (2,3,4) sever (4), neindoielnic (5)

15.

• Englishtransitive to split or sever

• Chinese

• Czechproříznoutrozříznout

• Danishkløve

• Finnishhalkaista, halkoa qualifier

• Frenchcliver, fendre

• Georgianგაპობა, გაჭრა, გაკვეთა

• Germanspalten

• Hungarianhasít

• Icelandickljúfa, láta klofna

• Italianfendere

• Japanese割る

• Maorimākahi, matakahi, tīwara

• Norwegiankløyve

• Occitanfendre, fendasclar, asclar, trencar

• Persianشقه کردن

• Portuguesepartir, talhar

• Russianраскалыватьрасколотьразрезать

• Spanishhender, fender, clivar

• Swedishklyva

16.

• Englishcompass point

• Afrikaansnoord

• Albanianveri

• Amharicሰሜን

• Arabicشَمَال

• Aragonesenorte

• Aramaic

• Armenianհյուսիս

• Aromaniannordu, Nordu, njadzã-noapti

• Asturiannorte

• Azerişimal

• Bashkirтөньяҡ

• Basqueipar, helburu qualifier

• Belarusianпо́ўнач

• Bengaliউত্তর

• Bretonnorzh

• Bulgarianсе́вер

• Burmeseမြောက်

• Catalannord

• Cebuanoamihanan

• Central Melanauutara

• Chechenкъилбаседе

• Chinese

• Chuvashçурçĕр

• Coptic

• Corsicannordu

• Crimean Tatarşimal, sırt

• Czechsever

• Danishnord

• Dutchnoorden

• Esperantonordo

• Estonianpõhi

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Frenchnord

• Friuliannord

• Gagauzpoyraz

• Galiciannorte

• Georgianჩრდილოეთი

• GermanNorden

• Greekβορράς

• Greenlandicavannarleq

• Gujaratiઉત્તર

• Haitian Creoleneeded

• Hawaiianʻākau

• Hebre צָּפוֹן

• Hindiउत्तर

• Hungarianészak

• Ibanutara

• Icelandicnorður

• Idonordo

• Indonesianutara

• Ingushneeded

• Interlinguanord

• Interlinguenord

• Irishtuaisceart

• Italiannord

• Japanese北

• Javaneselor, lèr

• Kabardianищхъэрэ

• Kannadaಉತ್ತರ

• Kapampanganpangulu

• Karachay-Balkarшимал

• Kazakhсолтүстік

• Khakasалтынзарых

• Khmerខាងជើង

• Korean북북쪽

• Koryakайгытӄын

• Kumykтемиркъазыкъ

• Kurdishbakur, باکور

• Kyrgyzтүндүк

• Laoເໜືອ

• Latgalianpūstumi

• Latinborealis, septentriō

• Latvianziemeļi

• Lithuanianšiaurė

• Lojbanberti

• Macedonianсе́вер

• Malayutara

• Malayalamവടക്ക്

• Maltesetramuntana, ta' fuq

• Manchu(amargi)

• Maoritokerau, raki

• Mongolianхойд

• Nahuatlmictlampa

• Navajonáhookǫs

• Norwegiannord

• Ojibwegiiwedinong

• Okinawan北

• Old church slavonicсѣверъ

• Old Norsenorðr

• Oriyaଉତ୍ତର

• Ossetianцæгат

• Persianشمالاپاختر

• Polishpółnoc

• Portuguesenorte

• Punjabiਉੱਤਰ

• Romaniannord

• Romanschnord

• Russianсе́вер

• Sanskritउत्तर

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shorқузам

• Sinhaleseඋතුර

• Slovaksever

• Slovenesever

• Southern Altaiтӱндӱк

• Southern Amami-Oshima北

• Spanishnorteseptentrión

• Swahilikaskazi, hanali

• Swedishnord, norr

• Tagaloghilaga

• Tahitianto'erau

• Tajikшимол

• Tamilவடக்கு

• Tatarтөньяк

• Teluguఉత్తరము, ఉత్తరం

• Thaiทิศเหนือเหนือ

• Tibetanབྱང་

• Turkishkuzey, şimal qualifier

• Turkmendemirgazyk

• Tuvanсоңгу чүк

• Ukrainianпі́вніч

• Urduشمالاتر

• Uzbekshimol

• Vietnamesephía bắc, hướng bắc, bắc

• Volapüknolüd

• WalloonnôrVûcir

• Waray-Waraynorte

• Welshgogledd

• West Coast Bajautoro

• West frisiannoarden

• Yakutхоту

• Yiddishצפֿון

• Yonaguniニチ

• 
  

• Englishtoward the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Czechseverní

• Dutchnoordwaarts

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Galicianao norte, ó norte

• Greekβόρειος

• Hungarianészaki

• Italiana nord

• Lojbanberti

• Macedonianсе́верно

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portugueseao norte

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Spanishal norte

• 
  

• Englishpart of a corridor used by northbound traffic

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Finnishpohjoinen

• Hungarianészaki

• Russianсе́верный

• Basquecheckiparreko, checkipartar

• Bretonchecknorzh

• Serbo-Croatianchecksjeverni

• Esperantochecknorda

• Frenchchecknord, checkseptentrional, checkboréal

• West frisianchecknoard, checknoardlik

• Germanqualifierdenördlich

• Interlinguacheckdel nord, checknordic, checkseptentrional

• Italianchecksettentrionale, checknordico

• Latincheckborealis

• Manchucheckamargi

• Norwegianchecknord

• Old Norsechecknorðr

• Slovakcheckseverný

• Spanishchecknorteño

• Swedishchecknorr

• Welshcheckgogleddol

17.

• Englishto sever with an axe or similar

• Danishhugge

• Faroesehøgga

• Finnishhakata (

• Galiciantallar

• Georgianჩეხა

• Greekκόβω, τέμνω

• Maoritokitoki

• Portuguesetalhar

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