northerner

See also: Northerner

English

Etymology

northern +‎ -er

Noun

northerner (plural northerners)

A native or inhabitant of the north of a region (or of the world as a whole), such as one of the northern United States, the north of Norway, etc.

Translations

person from the north of a region

Belarusian: паўно́чнік m (paŭnóčnik), паўно́чніца m (paŭnóčnica)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 北方人 (zh) (běifāngrén)
French: habitant du nord m, habitante du nord f, nordiste (fr) m, f
Georgian: ჩრდილოელი (črdiloeli)

German: Bewohner des Nordens m, Bewohnerin des Nordens f, Nordländer (de) m, Nordländerin f
Greek: βόρειος (el) m (vóreios)
Japanese: 北国人 (ほっこくじん, hokkokujin)
Russian: северя́нин (ru) m (severjánin), северя́нка (ru) f (severjánka), жи́тель се́вера m (žítelʹ sévera), жи́тельница се́вера f (žítelʹnica sévera)
Spanish: norteño (es) m, norteña (es) f

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