southerne
Middle English
/ˈsuːðərn(ə)/
adjective
Definitions
- southern (of the south)
Etymology
Inherited from Old English sūþerne (southern, southerly, coming from the south, of southern make) inherited from Proto-Germanic *sunþrōnijaz (southern) suffix from Middle English south.
Origin
Middle English
south
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Surrey English
- nonsouthern English
- paleosouthern English
- south English
- southern English
- southerner English
- southernisation English
- southernise English
- southernish English
- southernism English
- southernist English
- southernization English
- southernize English
- southernly English
- southernmost English
- southernness English
- southernwood English
- southernwort English
- *sh₂un- Proto-Indo-European
- *sunþrōnijaz Proto-Germanic
- suþerne Old English
- sūþ Old English
- sūþerne Old English
- south Middle English
- suðrœnn Old Norse
- सरी Hindi