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1.

• 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

2.

• 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

3.

• 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

4.

• Englishcaribou

• EnglishNorth American reindeer

• Ahtnaghenaayi

• Bulgarianкари́бу

• Chinese

• Mandarin馴鹿

• Esperantoboaco

• Finnishkaribu

• Frenchcaribou

• GermanKaribu

• Greekκαναδικός τάρανδος

• Hawaiiankukukū

• Inuktitutᑐᒃᑐ

• Irishcarabú

• Italiancaribù

• Japaneseカリブー

• Malaykaribu

• Montagnaisatikᵘ

• Navajohakʼaz bįįh

• Polishkaribu

• Portuguesecaribu

• Romaniancaribu

• Russianкари́бу

• Slovakkaribu

• Slovenekaribú

• Spanishcaribú

• Swedishren

• Tagalogkaribu

5.

• Englishnorth pole

• Englishnorthernmost point on celestial bodies

• Arabicاَلْقُطْب اَلشَّمَالِيّ

• Chinese

• Mandarin北極

• Dutchnoordpool

• Finnishpohjoisnapa

• Frenchpôle Nord

• GermanNordpol

• Hindiउत्तरी ध्रुव

• HungarianÉszaki-sark

• Japanese北極

• Korean북극

• Malaykutub utara

• Maoripito raki, pito ki te raki

• Persianقطب شمال

• Polishbiegun północny

• Portuguesepolo norte

• Russianсе́верный по́люс

• Swedishnordpol

• Tagaloghilagang taluktok

• Urduقطب شمالی

• Vietnamesebắc cực (

• Volapüknolüdapov

• 
  

• Englishnorth pole

• Englishpositive pole of a magnetic dipole

• Dutchnoordpool

• Finnishpohjoisnapa

• Frenchpôle nord

• GermanNordpol

• JapaneseN極

• Polishbiegun północny

• Portuguesepolo norte

• Russianсе́верный по́люс

• Tagaloghilagang balniing taluktok

• Spanishcheckpolo norte

6.

• Englishnortherly

• Englishwind blowing from the north

• Frenchaquilon

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnordavind

• Nynorsknordavind

• Russianсе́верный ве́тер

• Swedishnordanvind

• 
  

• Englishnortherly

• Englishfrom/to the north

• Belarusianпаўно́чны

• Greekβόρειος

• Russianсе́верный

• Swedishnordlig

• Ukrainianпівні́чний

7.

• Englishreindeer

• EnglishRangifer tarandus

• Ainuトナッカィ

• Albanianrenë

• Aleutitx̂aygix̂

• Arabicرَنَة

• Armenianհյուսիսային եղջերու

• Asturianrenu

• Azerişimal maralı

• Basqueelur-orein

• Belarusianпаўно́чны але́нь

• Bretonkarv-erc'h

• Bulgarianсе́верен еле́нкари́бу

• Catalanren

• CherokeeᏧᏴᏢ ᎠᏫ

• Chinese

• Mandarin馴鹿

• Czechsob

• Danishren

• Dutchrendier

• Erzyaпучо

• Esperantorangifero

• Estonianpõhjapõder, poro, karibu

• Evenkiоро

• Faroesereindýrreinsdjór

• Finnishpeura, poro, karibu

• Frenchrenne

• Galicianreno

• Georgianჩრდილოეთის ირემი

• GermanRentier

• Greekτάρανδος

• Greenlandictuttu

• Hindiरेनडियर

• Hungarianrénszarvas

• Icelandichreindýr

• Idorentiro, karibuo qualifier

• Inari Samipuásui

• Indonesiancheckrusa kutub

• Interlinguaren

• Irishréinfhia

• Italianrenna

• Itelmenқора

• Japaneseトナカイja

• Ketсель

• Kildin Samiпуаз

• Korean순록

• Latvianziemeļbriedis

• Lithuanianšiaurinis elnias

• LuxembourgishRendéier

• Macedonianирвас

• Maorirenetia

• Mongolianбуга

• Navajohakʼaz bįįh

• Northern Samiboazu

• Norwegian

• Bokmålreinsdyr

• Nynorskreinsdyr

• Persianگوزن شمالی

• Polishrenifer

• Portugueserenarangífero

• Romanianren

• Russianсе́верный оле́нь

• Scottish gaelicfiadh Lochlannach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicирвассеверни јелен

• Romanirvasseverni jelen

• Skolt Samipuäʒʒ

• Slovaksob

• Sloveneseverni jelen

• Spanishrenocaribú

• Swahilikulungu aktiki

• Swedishren

• Tagalogreno

• Thaiกวางเรนเดียร์เรนเดียร์

• TurkishRen geyiği

• Tuvanиви

• Ukrainianпівні́чний оле́нь

• Vietnamesetuần lộc

8.

• Englishocean|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

• 
  

• Englishocean|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

• 
  

• Englishocean|north

• Englishmeteorology: of wind, from the north

• Armenianհյուսիսային

• Dutchnoordelijk

• Finnishpohjoinen, pohjois-, pohja

• Hungarianészaki

• Macedonianсе́верен

• Malayutara, syamali

• Polishpółnocny

• Portuguesenorte

• Russianсе́верный

• Scottish gaelictuath

• 
  

• Englishocean|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

9.

• Englishnorthernmost

• Englishfarthest north

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnordligste

• Nynorsknordlegaste

• Russianса́мый се́верный

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