Modern English–Old English dictionary
Old English translation of the English word north
| English | English (Old English) (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (northward; northwards; up north; to the north) | norþ | |
🔗 Was the advance north too easy? | ||
to the north (northward; northwards; north; up north) | norþ | |
| (northward; northwards; north; to the north) | norþ | |
🔗 This is bad news, as it suggests that buckthorn and other invasive species might take advantage of climate change and more aggressively move up north. | ||
norþ ; norþan | ||
🔗 How cold it must be in northern France! | ||
northward (northwards; north; up north; to the north) | norþ | |
| (northward; north; up north; to the north) | norþ | |
| English | English (Old English) |
|---|---|
| north | ⇆ norþ; ⇆ norþdæl |
| due north | ⇆ norþrihte |
| in the north | ⇆ norþ |
| north of | ⇆ wiþ norþ |
| northward | ⇆ norþ; ⇆ norþeweard |
| northwards | ⇆ norþ; ⇆ norþweardes |