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1.

• Englishnorth

• Englishnorth pole of a magnet

• Catalannord

• Dutch(magnetisch) noorden

• Finnishpohjoisnapa

• Scottish gaelictuath

• 
  

• Englishnorth

• Englishof or pertaining to the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Belarusianпаўно́чны

• Bulgarianсеверен

• Danishnordlig

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Esperantonorda

• Estonianpõhja

• Faroesenorður-

• Finnishpohjoinen, pohjois-

• Greekβόρειος

• Ancientβόρειος

• Hungarianészaki

• Idonorda

• Javaneselor, lèr

• Macedonianсе́веренсе́верно

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portuguesedo norte, nortenho, nortista, setentrional

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Tagaloghilaga

• Ukrainianпівні́чний

• Volapüknolüdik

• 
  

• Englishnorth

• 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

• 
  

• Englishnorth

• Englishmeteorology: of wind, from the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Finnishpohjoinen, pohjois-, pohja

• Hungarianészaki

• Macedonianсе́верен

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portuguesenorte

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• 
  

• Englishnorth

• 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

• 
  

• Englishnorth

• Englishtowards the north

• Dutchnoordwaarts

• Esperantonorde

• Greekβόρεια, βορείως

• Ancientπρὸς Βορέαν, πρὸς ἄρκτον

• Latvianuz ziemeļie

• Navajonáhookǫsjigo

• Russianк се́веру, на се́вер

• Scottish gaelica tuath

• Tagaloghilaga

• Turkishkuzeye

• Ukrainianна пі́вніч

2.

• Englishnortherner

• Englishperson from the north of a region

• Belarusianпаўно́чнікпаўно́чніца

• Chinese

• Mandarin北方人

• Frenchhabitant du nordnordiste

• GermanBewohner des NordensNordländer

• Greekβόρειος

• Japanese北国人

• Russianсеверя́нинжи́тель се́вера

• Spanishnorteño

3.

• Englishnorthbound

• Englishheading or moving in a northerly direction

• Germannach Norden, Richtung Norden

• 
  

• Englishnorthbound

• Englishtoward the north

• Germannach Norden, Richtung Norden

• Russianна север

4.

• Englishpole|north

• Englishnorth pole of a magnet

• Catalannord

• Dutch(magnetisch) noorden

• Finnishpohjoisnapa

• Scottish gaelictuath

• 
  

• Englishpole|north

• Englishof or pertaining to the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Belarusianпаўно́чны

• Bulgarianсеверен

• Danishnordlig

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Esperantonorda

• Estonianpõhja

• Faroesenorður-

• Finnishpohjoinen, pohjois-

• Greekβόρειος

• Ancientβόρειος

• Hungarianészaki

• Idonorda

• Javaneselor, lèr

• Macedonianсе́веренсе́верно

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portuguesedo norte, nortenho, nortista, setentrional

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Tagaloghilaga

• Ukrainianпівні́чний

• Volapüknolüdik

• 
  

• Englishpole|north

• 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

• 
  

• Englishpole|north

• Englishmeteorology: of wind, from the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Finnishpohjoinen, pohjois-, pohja

• Hungarianészaki

• Macedonianсе́верен

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portuguesenorte

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• 
  

• Englishpole|north

• 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

• 
  

• Englishpole|north

• Englishtowards the north

• Dutchnoordwaarts

• Esperantonorde

• Greekβόρεια, βορείως

• Ancientπρὸς Βορέαν, πρὸς ἄρκτον

• Latvianuz ziemeļie

• Navajonáhookǫsjigo

• Russianк се́веру, на се́вер

• Scottish gaelica tuath

• Tagaloghilaga

• Turkishkuzeye

• Ukrainianна пі́вніч

5.

• Englishnorth wind

• Englishwind blowing from the north

• Catalantramuntana

• Chinese

• Mandarin北風

• Dalmatianbura

• Finnishpohjoistuuli

• Frenchvent#Frenchfraquilon

• Greekβόρειος

• Hiligaynonamihan

• Ilocanoamian

• Italiantramontana

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnordavind

• Nynorsknordavind

• Portuguesenortada

• Spanishcierzo

• Swedishnordanvind

6.

• Englishnorthern

• Englishfacing, situated in or related to the north

• Albanianverior

• Arabicشَمَالِيّ

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Belarusianпаўно́чны

• Catalanseptentrional

• Czechseverní

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Esperantonorda

• Finnishpohjois-

• Frenchseptentrional

• Germannördlich

• Italiansettentrionale, nordico

• Javaneselor, lèr

• Kurdish

• Soraniباکوری

• Polishpółnocny

• Portuguesesetentrional, nortenho

• Romaniannordic

• Russianсе́верный

• Scotsnorlin

• Scottish gaelictuath

• Spanishseptentrional, norteño

• Ukrainianпівні́чний

• Volapüknolüdik

• Yakutхоту

Related words

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